We literally just discussed this game on the podcast not even 2 weeks ago! It’s not perfect, but it’s an important piece of SEGA’s history. Fingers crossed there is more to come from this sudden delisting.

At least cohost Scotty has 2 copies now, so he’s indirectly doin his preservation part. 🤣

To add: It's still not acceptable to use AI like this. But I'm saying maybe the studio bosses genuinely didn't realise it was AI? And that's why they pushed back against the accusations originally? 🤷

To play devil's advocate, is it possible the studio heads believed it was all the artist's work, but really the artist used the Adobe AI tools?
I use Photoshop a bit and the software's push to use its AI features is very prominent. Maybe the artist relied on the AI features a bit too much?