Las Vegas Sands received 1 granted patent in H1 2026, covering Platforms (1).
The patent describes a server-side validation system for video games that replays client action logs to verify gameplay integrity. This technology compares game state models in real-time to detect cheating and identify bugs in the Platforms.
The single Platforms patent centers on a server-side system for validating video game integrity without disrupting players mid-session. Rather than forcing all game logic to run on the server in real time or simply trusting the client outright, the system records compressed sequences of player actions and replays them server-side using isomorphic code, which allows the same logic to run in both environments. This replay happens asynchronously and at accelerated speeds, so the validation process runs independently of the live session while still producing a deterministic game state that can be compared against what the client reported. If the two states diverge, the system can flag either cheating or a software bug, giving developers and operators a way to catch both problems through a single mechanism.
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