Activision has filed a patent for a microtransaction-driven system for matchmaking in multiplayer games.
As reported by Glixel, the patent was filed in back in 2015, and was officially granted to the publisher by the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office today, October 17.
Described as "a system and method
that drives microtransactions in multiplayer video games," the patent outlines a system in which players are matched together in such a way that it encourages the purchase of in-game content.
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As reported by Glixel, the patent was filed in back in 2015, and was officially granted to the publisher by the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office today, October 17.
Described as "a system and method
that drives microtransactions in multiplayer video games," the patent outlines a system in which players are matched together in such a way that it encourages the purchase of in-game content.
Continue reading…
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