BioWare co-founder Trent Oster is looking into the possibility of getting the rights to 'Mass Effect' and other franchises
KOTOR creative director James Ohlen has confirmed his interest in joining him
Roger Craig Smith has posted a teaser ahead of the Sonic 35th Anniversary Memories and Beyond animation launch!
"Can't wait for all Sonic fans to see what the team has created for you 💙"
The animation releases at 12pm ET / 5pm UK TODAY! #SonicNews
Thank you Chinese Women
Thank you Ann Altman
Thank you Women for putting an end to this horrible AI Bubble and restoring the balance in this world once again.
Aniplex
This is not Dragon Ball, this is not JoJo. This is not One Piece or Naruto.
This manga ended. A clear cut ending. The author has done nothing else beyond it.
You cannot milk this.
At what point are we "optimizing our creative efficiency" (a line actually said during the Adobe MAX keynote) until there's nothing left to do but sit back and watch with our audience as the generations pop out onto screen on their own.
Will we accept tools that clean up our files, rename our layers, and reframe for socials?
Probably.
And then what's next?
Assembly edits, automated color-correction, generated in-betweens?
After that?
The overwhelming feeling I was left with watching the Adobe MAX keynote last night was how the future being predicted by toolmakers is basically Choose Your Own Adventure creative.
Type something, click something... and wait for a response to pop something out that you do again.
This is a day removed from watching the Adobe MAX keynote and hearing over and over how Adobe is hear to help us with all of our "non-creative" tasks.
Who gets to define what gets tagged and bagged as non-creative?
After the controversial AI-powered DIOR director called in-betweening "the repetitive, mechanical part of animation, not the creative work" – hearing legendary animator JAMES BAXTER say "every single drawing in an animated shot is important" is a relief.
https://t.co/h9Tw19zAXo
Sell DC to Universal/Comcast.
Universal Studios gets an upgrade. Peacock gets an upgrade. DC gets away from WB after years of studios heads torpedoing ongoing creative visions.
There's three possible outcomes in Ocarina of Time... The Fallen Hero timeline were Gannon wins has the most games and Zelda II is the final game in that timeline...
Link and Zelda stopping the cycle in the past leads to Twilight Princess and in the future leads to Wind Waker...
Ellison, like Zaslav and Chapek before him, is going to learn that folks do not like asshole media owners/execs making obvious bad moves that the public can see were poorly advised and flawed.
Before, nobody cared what he said or did; now everything is under an ultra-microscope.
This was meant to be a prologue to a gacha game that eventually EoS less than a year after its release
Imagine making a whole 12 episode anime for a game that only lasts 11 months
Usually they make an anime after the game is a massive success