Paramount Games senior vice president Shawn Kittelsen has suggested that TMNT: The Last Ronin won't be made with AI, since a computer didn't "grow up collecting Ninja Turtles action figures".
Last week was full of big announcements, from the reveal that Spyro is finally returning after more than a decade to a second trailer for Kingdom Hearts 4 that took us four whole years to get. I can't believe I'm saying this with the latter in mind, but the biggest surprise for me was the reveal of a game based on The Last Ronin that's being made by Ninja Gaiden 4 developer PlatinumGames.
The Last Ronin is one of the first big projects from the newly-founded Paramount Games, which has burst onto the scene with some surprisingly strong pushes into the gaming world. As if a big new TMNT game wasn't already exciting enough, Paramount Games' vice president has suggested that it, and the studio's other games, won't use AI during development.
Earlier this week, The Game Business published an interview with Paramount Games senior vice president and head of creative and production, Shawn Kittelsen, that went over the studio's recent reveal and some of its upcoming projects. Chief...
