An interesting phenomenon that I have noticed is that there has been a proliferation of Commodore 64 games.
This shows people are using AI to make games that they know hardly anyone will play.
Making things for the joy of making them is wonderful to see.
> This shows people are using AI to make games that they know hardly anyone will play.
People have always done this tbh, I've probably built like a dozen+ games at game jams that even I barely remember.
> Making things for the joy of making them is wonderful to see.
ehm except they're not doing anything really? the real joy was getting to know the processor, write down some assembly and see the result on an emulator, that was real joy, too easy writing a prompt that god know what it generates