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Mass Effect Creator Criticizes AI and Long Games
The creator of Mass Effect and developer for Star Wars: Fate of the Old Republic has voiced criticism against the use of "soulless" AI in games and the industry trend towards excessively long gameplay experiences. He emphasized that "bigger isn't necessarily better" for game quality.
13 May, 08:39 — 13 May, 09:20
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ignMostly Factual110d ago
Star Wars: Fate of the Old Republic Developer Teases Game's Length and Development Time
Star Wars: Fate of the Old Republic won't be another bloated single-player game that takes over half a decade to develop, claims game director Casey Hudson.
By Cade Onder
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‘Mass Effect’ creator hits out at “soulless” AI and 100 hour+ games: “Bigger isn’t necessarily better”
Casey Hudson is currently working on ‘Star Wars: Fate Of The Old Republic’ The post ‘Mass Effect’ creator hits out at “soulless” AI and 100 hour+ games: “Bigger isn’t necessarily better” appeared first on NME.
By Ali Shutler
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First report: ign · 13 May, 08:39|Full coverage: 2 · 41m|Window: 41m
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