On "Capcom is preparing for a ‘future where we create games together with AI’"

Capcom's betting that AI becomes a creative partner, not a replacement—which is the only stance that makes sense for a studio with irreplaceable art direction and design taste. The gap between "AI assists the grunt work" and "we create together with AI" is smaller than it sounds; what matters is whether they're actually using it to ship better games faster or just retrofitting the buzzword onto existing pipelines. If they're serious, this becomes a productivity play—fewer manual animation passes, faster iteration on asset variants, more time for the human decisions that actually move the needle. If they're not, it's just another studio hedging their bets with AI-speak while their flagship game warns players about AI's dangers.