NBALab and Scuti decided to collaborate so gamers can get exciting digital collectibles, limited edition pieces, and other rewards.

The New York-based g-commerce (game commerce) platform's new partnership with NBALab allows it to offer collectibles from NBA Reclaimed.

Scuti CEO Nicholas Longano said their new collaboration offers a first-look opportunity at NBALab products.

"These are all limited edition NBA Reclaimed core pieces," added Longano.

NBALab x Scuti Collab

NBALab Chief Creative Officer Billi Kid said that their organization is looking for new industries into which they can immerse themselves.

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They are also trying to find innovative platforms which can help them offer their unique products to fans.

Kid added that they found what they were looking for with Scuti, as reported by Venture Beat.

The NBALab official also said that they are excited about the new partnership since it can allow gamers to have the chance to own a piece of history.

What Fans Can Get

Longano confirmed that the new partnership would allow fans to get NBALab collectibles, which are made of pieces of wood from NBA basketball courts. 

These courts are commonly torn up once every seven years. Because of this, the NBALab collectibles are considered limited editions. 

The Scuti CEO further stated that purchasing any products from their gcommerce platform, such as figurines, can improve the gaming experiences of other fans. 

To make things more exciting, Scuti's official website said that each purchase of physical products in their store would allow gamers to earn up to 5% in Scuti$. 

Aside from this, here are other benefits you can get when you use Scuti: 

• Players use their rewards to purchase in-game items or more physical products.
• Scuti drives your in-game spending.
• Every day they visit Scuti from your game lobby, players are granted rewards.
• Scuti provides ROI, attribution, and performance for all your ads.

For those who are interested in using Scuti, you can find its official store in the lobby of your game. But you need to click this link first to sign up.  

Once you are there, all you need to do is provide your full name, email address, gender, and birth date and create your password.  

Aside from Scuti and NBALab, other companies are also trying to improve their consumers' gaming experiences.

Recently, Riot Games confirmed that the new "League of Legends" Quick Play game mode would soon arrive. 

We also reported that some Chinese gaming giants are going all-in on AI-generated content. 

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