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@RestoreTheWeb @M4rioZ @Liesofp You have that which is in the hard mode and boss challenges. Whats the issue?

@M4rioZ @Liesofp Yeah god forbid we have games that are only for people who want a challenge Go watch a movie

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@PhantomCross97 @Zuby_Tech Theyre helping optimize helddivers 2 right now

@Zuby_Tech Any records on what Nixxes might be doing?

Sony XDev Games In Development:

@noxillio @Pirat_Nation They've been using that AI since Remake btw. Its just a tool to help with things like voice syncing, lip syncing, performance, and draw up quick sketches of design art

@Pirat_Nation >Efficiency tools, including AI R&D for development processes And suddenly Square Enix is a slop studio. I give them 5 years before they lose their positive rep. Oh well, they had a good run. Lots of gems but it's over now.

Square Enix is developing a new framework to accelerate releases for its major game IPs, including Final Fantasy and Dragon Quest. In its latest medium-term business plan, the company reported steady progress toward a system enabling more regular new title launches for key franchises. So this “framework” is a core piece of their “Square Enix Reboots and Awakens” strategy: >Reorganizing studios (Japan and overseas) for better pipeline management, talent mobility, and resource concentration. >Shifting from “quantity to quality” they’ve reviewed all projects, discontinued some, and poured more resources into the strongest ones. >Multi-platform push, expanding to PC, new consoles like Switch 2, China, etc., to maximize IP value faster. >Efficiency tools, including AI R&D for development processes The plan is to avoid long waits between major new releases. Fans will get new games on a more regular schedule after the current three-year plan.