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Amazon Games boss Christoph Hartmann has reassured fans that the next Tomb Raider is progressing well, despite recent turbulence at Crystal Dynamics parent Embracer.
Bandai Namco has announced it will be ending Blue Protocol, its anime MMORPG.
Christopher Judge, the actor behind Kratos in Sony Santa Monica's God of War games, has joined the ever-growing chorus of voices protesting controversial comments made in defense in AI in video games by Amazon Games CEO Christoph Hartmann.
Amazon Games CEO Christoph Hartmann was interviewed by IGN this week, and he said several interesting things. He revealed that the upcoming Lord of the Rings MMO was «still early» in development, and commented on how «the bar is so high» for doing a new Tomb Raider game. But his most startling statement came on the subject of using generative AI in the games industry, leading him to claim that «for games, we don't really have acting».
Christoph Hartmann, Amazon Games' boss, spoke with IGN about the company's state and its future. He talked about the Lord of the Rings MMO in particular and the undertaking of an iconic franchise such as Tomb Raider.
Amazon Games boss Christoph Hartmann has said he believes the addition of AI to game development work flows won’t impact jobs, partly because “we don’t really have acting”.
As SAG-AFTRA members strike against some of the biggest video game makers in the world in an effort to secure better protections against AI, the head of Amazon Games is still pretty sure bringing artificial intelligence into game development is still a good idea - in part because "for games, we don't really have acting."
Amazon Games has provided the teeniest, tiniest Lord of the Rings MMO update.