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What are /g/ predictions on the future of the video game industry?
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AAA gaming crashes due to wokeness and greed, indie, retro, and free games are fine and how most teens will play.
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google project genie
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more AI, both for hobbyists and big companies
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>>109806077
The near future involves indie rogue-esque autobattleurs
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good vr mmos will launch and the chinese will die en masse due to addiction and forgetting they're playing
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>>109806077
The video game industry is cooked, by 2025 you'd be able to oneshot AAA tier games with a good prompt.
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I wonder how many developers in modern AAA vidya (aside from the exceptions like Rockstar) even know how to use a profiler to find performance bottlenecks.
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>>109806077
FBI whites are glistening in the sun light
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i don't really give a shit about the gaming industry
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>>109806077
Cloud streaming as hardware becomes more expensive. We'll get games built from the ground up with a GPU cluster in mind and have 1,000+ player FPS games with AAA fidelity because managing net code on what is essentially LAN opens a lot of opportunities



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