October? Yeah, just release the "Spiderman saves Halloween" prompt.
This is a wet dream for big studios.
We'll be riding the huge wave of indie titles that are incoming.
The problem will be separating the wheat (people with good stories and concepts enabled by Ai) from the chaff (people with no taste slopping out trash with Ai)
I also love thrifting and artifact hunting.
I mean - reviewers!
been checking out the archives lately, nothing recent excites me
Do you have even the slightest idea of the level of expectation that even the most casual gamer has?
This isn’t achieving much beyond prototyping. They’re burning so much money for no reason.
There are so many options for games now that just sticking with the biggest AAA companies seems like a waste.
Ai generated games suck even more, no skill; no taste, there is no TLC put into them
Then there is the economics of it, cost prohibitive to (re)generate a scene and ship that over internet pipes
The latency was no good even on fast internet for even slow games. It is and was pointless.
That made no sense and wasn't a viable business model.
https://www.denofgeek.com/games/why-google-stadia-failed-shu...
> beforehand...
is about the craze, the ChatGPT moment and beyond, when GPUs demand went exponential, not when various types of Ai algorithms were available
... history is helpful ... google didn't - and still doesn't - understand gamers, same for all the other Ai hucksters, gamers are among the most anti-Ai
Also, lmao, they're already trying to nickel and dime you and sell you microtransactions that took 5 minutes to make for 10 bucks. If you think they're going to pay the costs for running a world model for every single person, lol.