Capcom says it will use AI to speed up game development times

After spending six years in development, “Resident Evil Requiem” has become a major success for Capcom, selling over 8.5 million copies and generating more than $500 million in revenue. This success has revitalized interest in the long-standing Resident Evil franchise, which has been captivating audiences for 30 years. To maintain this momentum and enhance the development process of its major games, Capcom is now incorporating artificial intelligence. This strategic move aims to accelerate production without replacing the creative input of human developers, ensuring that the quality and innovation of their games remain intact. QUESTION: How might the integration of AI in game development influence the creativity and originality of future video games? 

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