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[Robb]

Doesn't surprise me one bit give how protective they are of their IP. They must absolutely hate the countless Nintendo themed creations people have been, and are currently, making.

 

[Ogbert]

Nintendo are clowns, as always stuck in the past rejecting innovations and being late adopters of most things.

Please give me AI slop Sony. Pweety please.

 

[Ogbert]

Add me to the list of people who are against progress then.

As CS Lewis noted, if you've made a mistake, progress is to undo that mistake.

 

[L*][*N*K]

Goat for a reason.

 

[IDKFA]

As CS Lewis noted, if you've made a mistake, progress is to undo that mistake.

Love this.

Using Lewis's logic, if AI development were found to be taking a harmful or unethical path, genuine progress would mean pausing, re-evaluating, or reversing those choices, not just pushing ahead for the sake of novelty or speed.

 

[Dr. Wilkinson]

Good! AI needs heavy consideration, deliberation and regulation. At the very least.

 

[Neff]

I don't like AI

 

[RayHell]

What these AI Andys in Silicon Valley will never understand is that nobody is going to pay for a game made mainly with AI.

Who would go to the cinema and pay to watch an AI-generated movie? Nobody.

Nintendo is right.

I always chuckle when I see comment like yours. Loud anti Ai activist who spread their hate of Ai across the web because the slops ruin their doomscrolling experience. Meanwhile my business just crossed 5 Millions ARR offering Ai solutions because in the real world, general public don't really care.

 

[ecosse_011172]

AI today is like the car industry before safety regulations. Something will probably have to go terribly wrong before we see real oversight.

The "something" will be when our drone armies turn on us.

 

[Rat Rage]

Fuck A.I.

 

[Revolutionary]

This thread in a nutshell:

 

[Fafalada]

mainly using it to speed up the workflow.

That still leverages humanity's collective shared knowledge regardless.
I mean it's a silly argument on one level (there's no such thing as human creative works that 'aren't' influenced by what came before them), but at the same time - the difference is the scale at which it happens is incomprehensive to any human, and it'll only get worse.

But that might be necessary to save SP AAA.

It won't help - not even a little. AAA is foundationally about outspending the competition - if you level the playing field to make 'current' products more affordable, AAA will just be products that spend THAT to the next level. And that's how the industry has operated for the past 25 years. What defines the spending ceiling isn't the production/labor costs - it's the market potential.
The best you can hope for is that one day production values you're happy with will be ubiquitous - but that also means you'll get all the shovel ware slop dominating the market, there's no scenario that leads to quality at low-cost being dominant.

 

[E-Cat]

On brand with both their authoritarian bully and behind the times ethos

 

[Exede]

Fake news

Just a small reminder

 

[Azelover]

Slowly but surely Yamauchi Nintendo is coming back. I don't hate it, a lot of great things happened under Yamauchi..but some people may feel put off by it.

 

[RoboFu]

Nintendo doing anything to try to stay relevant, smh

Do you even know what you are saying. How much more relevant can they get?

The Nintendo Switch 2 Is the Fastest-Selling Gaming Hardware in U.S. History - IGN

The Nintendo Switch 2 debuted in June to become the fastest-selling hardware ever in the U.S., shooting spending on games to new monthly records, according to the monthly report from Circana.

www.ign.com

 

[yurinka]

Please give me AI slop Sony. Pweety please.

You already saw it in PS5 Pro's PSSR, and not sure if they already implemented it in some published game but were working to use it to improve lip sync animations with the voice over of any language dub.

 

[awwr999999]

Love this.
Using Lewis's logic, if AI development were found to be taking a harmful or unethical path, genuine progress would mean pausing, re-evaluating, or reversing those choices, not just pushing ahead for the sake of novelty or speed.

AI and other buzzwords keep the general population under the impression that stagnant tech is radically changing and getting better.
Nintendo will use AI just like Apple and Microsoft use AI - to fool average people into buying new things that aren't meaningfully better than what they already own.
Soon enough all of the AI hype will collapse under its own weight and and another tech buzzword will take its place.