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Should PlayStation and Xbox change their plans on exclusive games?In Brief: Sony went into detail on how it’s using AI in game creation during a corporate strategy presentation last week. PlayStation CEO Hideaki Nishino believes AI will lead to fresh experiences, better discovery and will lower the barriers to entry for making games. In terms of how the company uses AI, Nishino-san said AI is automating repetitive workloads, and accelerating areas like QA, 3D-modelling and animations. Studios such as Naughty Dog and San Diego Studio are already utilizing AI tools. What You Need To Know: Sony CEO and president Hiroki Totoki said that AI will allow the company
Could PlayStation’s AI vision speed up game development? – The Game Business Micro… Especially when those big stories are about major pricing shifts for both PlayStation and Nintendo. Plus, there were those Epic cuts, a UK trade body shared alarming data, and Savvy prepares to spend big on mobile games… again. …
… Plus, a bit of interesting data news, as Sensor Tower acquires AppMagic. Let’s dive in. P.S. Don’t forget to register for The Game Business Live in Los Angeles. Details below. Is PlayStation’s AI vision a shareholder pleaser, or something more? …
Could a $2.6 billion UK lawsuit force PlayStation to lower its 30% commission fee? The class action lawsuit ends this Friday A major $2.6 billion class action lawsuit over PlayStation game pricing ends this week, which could force Sony to alter its business model. …
… But the biggest driver of PlayStation hardware is actually non-exclusive third-party games. Titles like Call of Duty, FIFA and NBA dominate the PlayStation charts. …