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The Vergeby Terrence O’Brien
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Capcom is preparing for a ‘future where we create games together with AI’

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Capcom presented the evolution of the RE Engine and the future of game development through AI utilization at the RE: 2026 conference.

Key points

  • •Capcom programmer Satoru Ishida presented the outlook for the REX project and further evolution of the RE Engine.
  • •The company is preparing for a future of creating games jointly with AI.
  • •The new title Pragmata depicts the fear of AI, but the studio does not show a stance of rejecting the technology itself.
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