Oasys Token Skyrockets 22% on Ubisoft and Sega-Backed Partnership

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Ubisoft and Sega-Backed Oasys Blockchain Soars as Partnership with Com2uS Announced

Gaming giants Ubisoft and Sega have thrown their weight behind the Oasys blockchain, resulting in a surge in the price of its OAS token. The token reached an all-time high on Monday, shooting up by 22% to $0.1414 following the news of Oasys’ partnership with Korean game developer Com2uS.

Oasys stands out as a unique blend of a layer-1 blockchain and an Ethereum-compatible, Optimistic rollup-based layer-2 scaling solution. Its infrastructure allows individual games to launch their own “Verse” and maximize the efficiency of its architecture. The blockchain will now be collaborating with Com2uS, the mastermind behind popular action and strategy video games like The Walking Dead: All-Stars and Summoners War: Chronicles.

Com2uS, which operates a subsidiary called XPLA specializing in Web3 businesses, will migrate its games to Oasys. These games will join the ranks of other titles, including My Crypto Heroes by DoubleJump Tokyo. Additionally, Com2uS, known for being the first studio and publisher to develop a mobile game in South Korea, has already been serving as an Oasys validator. The company plans to introduce its own “Verse” called XPLA Verse.

Dominic Jang, leading Com2uS’ business development and Korea initiatives, expressed great confidence in the collaboration’s potential to deliver groundbreaking gaming experiences. The partnership also has its eyes set on the Japanese market, with plans to release two major Web3 games based on globally recognized intellectual properties. The aim is to target Japan’s expansive community of 55 million gamers. This joint effort will assist Com2uS in complying with local regulatory requirements in the Japanese market.

Despite the token’s impressive climb, the price of OAS has slightly dipped to $0.1299 after reaching its peak.

Analyst comment

Positive news: The partnership between Oasys blockchain and Com2uS, backed by Ubisoft and Sega, has resulted in a surge in the price of OAS token. The collaboration has the potential to deliver groundbreaking gaming experiences and target Japan’s large gaming community. The market is expected to see an increase in demand for OAS token and continued growth in the gaming industry.

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