Sony files patent for tracking in-game digital assets

Sony has formally filed for patent rights to keep tabs on in-game digital assets utilizing blockchain technology, more precisely, NFTs. This patent will provide all associated players with the ability to acquire a wide range of unique in-game assets and other paraphernalia belonging to a large number of esports stars and sporting icons. Sony is confident that all sports lovers would be overjoyed to have this option available to them.

According to official documents that have been made public, Sony, a real stalwart in the overall entertainment-related world, has applied for this patent rights, in relation to the development of a framework that is used to track obtainable digital assets within the context of online games. This is ultimately accomplished with the able assistance of technology that is built on a blockchain.

At this point, it is essential to acquire some further information regarding the entity in question. Sony, headquartered in Japan, is a Japanese multinational corporation with a global reach in terms of its technological capabilities. When it comes to gaming on the PlayStation, the company is renowned all over the world for its consoles. The cutting-edge and ultra-advanced technology it employs is what truly separates it from the rest of the pack. 

The tech giant has been giving the world of online gaming with one pleasant surprise after another for a number of years now with great success. The fact that Sony has applied for patent rights, on the other hand, demonstrates that the company currently has the objective and intention of carving out its own niche in the competitive field of the ever-expanding NFT-related game industry.