Arbitrum Welcomes MagicEden and Ubisoft's New Game
Arbitrum Welcomes MagicEden and Ubisoft's New Game
馃幃 Lasers and NFTs?
Arbitrum is expanding its ecosystem with the addition of MagicEden and a new game from Ubisoft. Key points:
- MagicEden, a prominent NFT marketplace, is joining the Arbitrum network
- Ubisoft is launching a new game called 'Captain LaserHawk: The G.A.M.E' on Arbitrum
- The game, developed by EdenOnline, will feature an upcoming mint
For more information about the game and mint process, visit: https://edenonline.ubisoft.com/
Stay tuned for further updates on this exciting collaboration between Arbitrum, MagicEden, and Ubisoft.
We鈥檙e thrilled to welcome the @MagicEden ecosystem to Arbitrum with the upcoming launch of the new @Ubisoft G.A.M.E, @EdenOnline_exe! Learn more about their upcoming game and mint馃憞
Some partnerships just make sense. We鈥檝e teamed up with @ubisoft to launch their newest game, @EdenOnline_exe, built on the @arbitrum blockchain. With this comes their upcoming NFT mint, and the first Arbitrum mint on Magic Eden. Welcome to the Home of Web3.
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