What can only be summed up as one of the biggest failures when it comes to gaming consoles, the Atari VCS, is coming to an end, as Atari has decided to pull the plug. The company is said to have cancelled all of its "existing VCS manufacturing contracts", which means that after its current stock is sold out, it's unlikely that the company will make any more VCS consoles.
Developers don't have to disclose 'AI powered tools,' but do need to disclose two other categories of gen-AI use.
The actual problem is when AI-generated in-game content or art is put into the game. Disclosures should revolve around the problem.
A programmer or QA using a tool like Copilot as a code helper to e.g. analyse code to help find the source of a bug, or help with a function, or write a unit or cucumber test is not a problem.
I feel like it'd be like having to disclose they used Google, as far as coding goes.
AI is pretty helpful for coding and accelerated work like rotoscope or audio processing.
ie Davinci Resolve has Magic Mask, Audio effects, and transcription that are technically "AI"
Sony has refreshed the Holiday Sale, as new titles are added and a lot have been removed.
The Epic Games Store is giving away two Styx games this week.
Not surprising. Im hoping they clearance out the remaining stock. I'd pick one up at that point.
It was a PC. I'm glad that they did 50 year anniversary collection for all platforms.
When I saw that, I knew it was over.
Great history.
0 interest in it.
From playing on the Atari 5200 til now....video games have came along way
Probably the strangest retro console revival project to date Atari barely got it to launch in the first place and outside of a very niche crowd this had no appeal.
The 50th anniversaries collection is where it's at though for celebrating their history