Sep 10, 2020
Versus Systems (CSE: VS) (OTCQB: VRSSF) (FSE: BMVA) on Wednesday announced that, pursuant to a Versus filing made in 2015, the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office (“USPTO”) has allowed 20 new claims associated with a patent filing titled “Promoting Competitive Balance in Multiplayer Gaming.” According to the update, the patented claims protect a number of proprietary systems and methods for architecting multiplayer matches and competitions designed to maximize the level of skill required to win rather than relying on elements of chance. Using these methods to promote competitive balance will allow content companies – including major game publishers, video platforms and fitness apps – to offer real-world prizes in more states, territories and countries, dramatically increasing the potential number of participants in a sweepstakes, tournament or reward-based competition. The company will be using these patented technologies in Versus-enabled systems like HP OMEN, Animoca games and Kast video streams – allowing players to compete for real-world prizes inside their favorite games and viewers to earn rewards.
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About Versus Systems Inc.
Versus Systems has developed a proprietary in-game prizing and promotions engine that allows game publishers and developers to offer in-game prizing across mobile, console, PC games and streaming media. Brands pay to place products in-game and gamers compete for those prizes. For more information, please visit www.VersusSystems.com or visit Versus Systems official YouTube channel.
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