Activision Accused of Plagiarism of NFT Skin

The gaming industry learns fast, so anything can be turned into an NFT, but it really has to be the one that has the right to do so. Some marketplaces, including GameStop, have even found themselves having to remove unauthorized game NFTs from their platforms.

The latest of these incidents Activisionwas accused of listing skins plagiarized Added to the Call of Duty: Warzone game.

A case of plagiarism?

The allegedly plagiarized skin was first featured in Deadrop, an NFT game developed by Dr. Disrespect. The similarities between the two skins were noted by fans on Twitter who were outraged by the apparent plagiarism.

However, the team behind Deaddrop was apparently also notified of the incident.Studio Director Robert Bowling midnight societyDeveloped Deadrop.

Last month, 10,000 NFTs of in-game characters were released to early buyers called the founders of Deadrop.Every character had a unique design that seemed to influence cyber punkNow it looks like one of them has been lifted by Activision.

Sadly, this isn’t the first time Activision has been accused of plagiarism. Because I previously deleted his Loyal Samoyed skin which is very similar to one made by another developer.

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Tokoni Uti has written extensively on blockchain and cryptocurrencies over the years. Her work has been featured on sites such as BTCmanager and Blockchain Reporter. She has a degree in Corporate Communications.