Benjamin William Flint

Title: Benjamin William Flint and Video Game Execution Validation.

Introduction

Benjamin William Flint is an inventor associated with Seattle, Washington, and Las Vegas Sands Corp. His patent work addresses ways to validate video game execution and detect coding errors or player cheating.

Latest Patents

Flint is associated with 1 patent, titled “Video Game Execution Validation.” The invention records a game’s action events in a log and replays them through a validation system. By comparing the resulting game state with the original, the system can identify discrepancies that may indicate a coding error or cheating, such as the use of cheat software. Isomorphic code allows validation to run independently of the system hosting the game, so the game can continue operating while the check takes place.

Career Highlights

Flint’s listed patent highlights an approach to game integrity that combines event logging, replay, and state comparison. The design aims to support validation without interrupting the system running the video game.

Collaborations

Flint’s listed coworkers include Garrett Jason Eidsvig and Tiago Keller Ferreira. The patent’s described validation process reflects a technical focus on detecting inconsistencies in video game execution.

Conclusion

Benjamin William Flint’s patent presents a method for checking video game behavior by replaying recorded actions and comparing game states, with the goal of identifying errors or possible cheating.