AI agents build whole games from a prompt, yet a 1998 remake is a game-of-the-year contender
luismbat · x · 2026-11-08
luismbat highlights the irony: AI coding agents can now build entire new games from a single prompt, yet one of this year's games of the year is a remake of 1998's Ocarina of Time — a sign that in an era of cheap AI creation, players crave remasters and polish over novelty.
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