What's the source for this? The last time a popular media got implicated in AI it turned out to be made up by AI itself.

Ahhhh brings me back to the days when we had popsicles and ice cream bars regularly stocked in the freezer for one treat a night. I always loved the ol' Klondike Bars myself.

In a nutshell, it's an RPG made by a small group of devs in France led by an ex-Ubisoft employee who got fed up with management refusing to consider their game over their live-service tripe.

To say it became a smash hit would be an understatement.
store.steampowered.com/app/1903340/...

I was in an online workshop for cover letters yesterday. It took SO much restraint to not clap back every time someone brought up the use of AI to build one. Like, bruh. If using ChatGPT is part of your first impression to an employer, you're probably not gonna last long in that job.

DOES THIS LOOK LIKE THE FACE OF MERCY?!

Inb4 a Scrapper catches you from behind.

Seriously, this is cute <3

Sheen may not have been my favourite from Jimmy Neutron, but he made for a lot of memorable moments.

www.youtube.com/watch?v=2hqe...

That's fair, though I think it really depends on the environment they're in and how unique they are. At the Vancouver Retro Game Expo the Baby Pac-Man that was on-site was played quite a lot, along with some of the other cabs. And I've seen many old cabs get some love at Capital City.

I think so, if you can find a solid mix in good condition. Even as someone who's barely been to arcades, I appreciate it when I get the chance to try even the most popular game cabinet from back in the day.

Sure, emulators make things convenient and save space, but authentication is welcome too.