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Hollywood Snubbed Games for Decades. Serkis Says That's Over

From Heavenly Sword to Clair Obscur, Andy Serkis has watched Hollywood's attitude toward games flip completely. Now he says the industry that once looked down on games can't stop borrowing from them.

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Sony's AI Tool Replaces Hours of Animation in Seconds

Sony Interactive Entertainment CEO Hideaki Nishino detailed two internal AI tools during the company's corporate strategy presentation, including one called Mockingbird that compresses hours of animation into moments.

Nathan Lees3 min read
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007 First Light Locks Your Gun Until Enemies Shoot First

IO Interactive's senior combat designer explains why Bond can't just pull a silenced pistol and headshot his way through 007 First Light. The License to Kill system forces you to earn your gunfights.

Nathan Lees4 min read
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Kingdom Come Dev Hates AI Art but Uses It Anyway

Warhorse creative director Prokop Jirsa says he understands why people hate AI art because he hates it too. Then he explained how the studio uses it anyway.

Nathan Lees5 min read

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Arrowhead Promises Helldivers 2 Overhaul, Fans Rip It Apart

Arrowhead's latest "Transmission from Super Earth Command" promised multi-week campaigns, better rewards, and improved communication. The community told them to stop talking and start fixing.

Nathan Lees3 min read
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Three Studios, One Day, Same AI Promise: No Layoffs

On May 8, Sony's CEO, an Epic senior manager, and a Warhorse creative director all delivered near-identical reassurances about AI and jobs. The timing is hard to ignore.

Nathan Lees5 min read