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Monster Hunter on mobile has to save depth from its own interface

Monster Hunter Outlanders currently looks like a serious attempt at mobile Monster Hunter, but IGN's preview points to explanations, menus, and learning rhythm as the real launch risk.

Capcom’s AI plan is not about replacing developers, and that is the real signal

In its latest investor briefing, Capcom said it wants generative AI inside day-to-day workflows to speed up development and raise productivity.

Pragmata gets clearer when two players expose its single-player trick

GameSpot turned a Pragmata segment into a co-op challenge with David Menkin and Nick Apostolides.

Pragmata finally has to beat the memory of its own trailer

Pragmata has finally climbed out of its delay capsule: IGN's review is not only a verdict on one Capcom game, but on the whole ritual of announcements that orbit players for years before landing.

Resident Evil Has to Prove It Understands Fear, Not Just Easter Eggs

Director Zach Cregger's weapons-director credit on the Resident Evil film suggests hands-on craft rather than figurehead attachment.

AI Takes Over Gaming

The founder of No More Robots, an indie game publisher, has spoken out against the use of generative AI in gaming, calling it 'mega annoying' from a publisher perspective.

Capcom’s AI stance: No generated assets, but devs get a turbo boost

Capcom bans AI-generated assets, but adopts AI tools to accelerate development.

DLSS 5’s Quiet Revolution: Why Players Should Care

Sony shuts Bluepoint Games, silencing a 20-year legacy.

Capcom Rejects AI Assets

Capcom’s outright rejection of generative AI in games is a bold stance in an industry racing to adopt it. This piece unpacks what it means for gameplay quality, community trust, and whether this ‘human-only’ approach can sustain against AI-driven competitors.

Capcom Rejects AI Assets

Capcom has announced it will not use AI-generated assets in its games.

Capcom’s AI partner talk is just corporate speak for ‘we’ll use it carefully’

Capcom’s latest AI statement is less a tech breakthrough and more a masterclass in corporate hedging.

Nvidia’s AI upscaling turns better graphics into a question of creative control

Nvidia's DLSS 5 is no longer just about performance — it's become an experiment in algorithmic vandalism of visual style.

Graphics AI no longer just sharpens the frame. It can touch a character’s face

Mega Man Hits the Contract Screen

Mega Man: Dual Override has entered public view through a labor fight: SAG-AFTRA issued a Do Not Work Order, and Ben Diskin is no longer voicing the Blue Bomber.