This was apparently real, from a flyer at an event in 1996.
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If they even had a fraction of the knowledge about today’s games they’d shit themselves lmao.
Just wait until these fancy AI content generators are integrated by AAA companies and aren’t just mods.
🤩 stay positive y’all, happy new year!
The other day someone posted an NES cover and it straight up said "ultra realistic computer generated graphics" on it. 🤣
At the time, the comparison was probably against Atari 2600 and other early systems
Open world RPG's like Bannerlord or Skyrim will be "real" alternative reality. Just think, today you can chit-chat in Bannerlord with general NPC. Tomorrow you can get radiant quest from giver by talking to Jarls. In future you can find secret quests and spell-check your way around in Fallout.