I just merged two of the highest grossing games ($5 billion+) in history using fable 5.5 (rerouting) in just one shot!
I brought Minecraft to the Pokemon world, you can now craft, build and catch pokemon all in the iconic pallet town.
There's no longer any reason for anyone not to be making their own billion dollar game idea, it's literally one click away now.
With everyone now having the ability to bring their imaginations to life, expect to see a whole lot more games just like this. We're witnessing the dawn of incredible crossovers across the gaming world!
Try it out here: https://t.co/MKxyWsMMLL
I just added one of the most magical experiences in Zelda: Breath of the Wild, to Zeldamon (a new game where you play as zelda in the pokemon world). Introducing the Mythical Dragons of Zelda!
Try it out now here: https://t.co/6QRF0YkWT9
Also added fullscreen, save mode, and other QoL as well :)
i just brought the Warden to Pokémon.
Pokemon Redstone started as a random experiment. it hit 1.7 million views and tens of thousands of you played it. you beat the ender dragon. you caught the wither.
so i went deeper. way deeper.
play now: https://t.co/NuHCvi3sEG
I just merged two of the highest grossing games ($5 billion+) in history using fable 5.5 (rerouting) in just one shot!
I brought Zelda to the Pokemon world, you can now fight calamity Ganon, collect korok seeds, and catch pokemon all in the iconic towns of zelda pokemon style.
The gaming industry has been completely turned on its head during the ai era but especially these past few releases. The crossover game scene has completely exploded, and with all this comes the question of IP. How are the mega corps going to respond to all of these games? Most creators of these games aren't making any money off of these, they're just in it for the love of the game. So are they going to play whacka-mole with lawsuits? Or accept the free PR they're getting from these amazing creations? We're yet to see. I spoke to a representative from barbie the other day, she said that in the past, when a fan game would go viral and the creator reached out to them, they would sometimes partner with the creator and make it something official.
It's genuinely insane what we're capable of now with AI, there's no excuse anymore for anyone not to be creating billion dollar ideas, the only barrier now is laziness. Further, if you've been a gamedev prior to AI, this applies double to you. You have the highest advantage as opposed to all the vibecoders who had no gaming knowledge prior to this. You probably have hundreds of ideas that you can now deploy in moments rather than months.
We're at the dawn of either a new era in gaming with the little guys partnering with the mega-corporations to build amazing games or a slaughter with lawsuits everywhere.
Anyways, I chose Zelda: Breath of the Wild because imo it's the best game of the Zelda series. The gameplay and exploration is genuinely second to none, what I would do to relive that experience. Well, this actually.
Check it out here: https://t.co/NQVGdb33H5