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Fumito Ueda's New Game Gen Atlas Features a Gun but Avoids Shooter Tropes

Fumito Ueda, known for games like Ico and Shadow of the Colossus, showcased his new game Gen Atlas at Summer Game Fest. The game features a scavenger in a desert world with robot carcasses. While the protagonist has a machine gun, Ueda emphasizes that the game is not a traditional shooter. The game's purpose and gameplay mechanics remain unclear from the trailer.

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Fumito Ueda's Studio Avoids AI in Game Development

Fumito Ueda, director of the upcoming Gen Atlas, states that his studio does not use AI for game development. The studio uses AI for project management tasks, but not for actual game development. The statement clarifies the studio's stance on AI usage in their creative process.

PC Gamer

This week in PC games: space sims, strategy games, and a prop hunt with custom camouflage

This week's PC game highlights include large space sims and strategy games, as well as a cheerful prop hunt where players can paint their own camouflage. The article mentions surviving the Summer Game Fest weekend and references a Fumito Ueda game with gunfights. It also humorously discusses a situation involving Geoff Keighley and a phantom double.

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Fumito Ueda Reflects on Fans' Dedication to His Games

Fumito Ueda, creator of Shadow of the Colossus, expressed gratitude toward fans who spent years searching for hidden secrets in his games. Speaking to Eurogamer, he acknowledged the passion and dedication of players who have remained engaged with his worlds. The conversation followed the reveal of his latest project, Gen Atlas.

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