Last week, Creative Assembly and Sega pulled Total War: Shogun 2's remastered Complete Edition from Steam, after an avalanche of complaints about technical problems and some AI-generated art. Now, Total War vice president Roger Collum has written a personal apology, while pinning some of the blame on an unnamed external partner. He's also clarified Creative Assembly's stance on generative AI, conceding that the studio do use it to help with "analysis, debugging, or speedy prototyping", but that they're against using it to generate game assets and art.
Read more
Category: Gaming
-
"This was not a Creative Assembly developed game": Total War boss points the finger at external partner for Shogun 2 Complete Edition disaster
-
New Modern Warfare 4 patch notes improve respawns and stop S&D exploits
The new Call of Duty Modern Warfare 4 patch notes target stability issues and several bugs across both standard multiplayer modes and DMZ.
-
Elden Ring movie has a budget of nearly $200 million
A24's live-action Elden Ring movie is reportedly set to cost almost $200 million, making it the most expensive film the studio has ever made. Read more
-
Titan Quest 2 is adding an endgame for 1.0, but it won't become a Diablo-style grind
The Titan Quest 2 1.0 update will bring endgame activities to the Greek mythology ARPG, but Grimlore Games doesn’t want it to be a grind.
-
This Switch 2 sequel accessory was a few millimeters away from being good
The Crkd Nitro Deck was a saving grace for the original Nintendo Switch. The slide-on $59.99 accessory brought Hall effect sticks to drift-plagued consoles – no need to open up your Joy-Con for a complicated repair. The Nitro Deck 2, made for both the original Switch and the larger Switch 2, continues the tradition of […]
-
"We've got to slow down," Wardogs developer admits after Season 2's rocky rollout
Developer Bulkhead reflects on the struggles of Wardogs Season 2, needing to slow down its update pace, and solving the progression problem.