Sega has started using ChatGPT-4 within a "closed environment" in Japan

If you're considering taking a trip to Japan in the coming months and have strong and unresolved feelings about the fate of characters from across Ryu Ga Gotoku Studio's Yakuza / Like a Dragon franchises, then boy, do we have the cultural event for Kir-you. Beware of SPOILERS below.

A 28-year-old Japanese TV show that was recently uploaded to YouTube has seemingly given us our first glimpse of Super Mario 64's cut multiplayer mode, complete with a playable Luigi, but the sudden upload and debate over what we're actually seeing has me feeling like I'm looking at a Bigfoot sighting.

Fallout 4’s “next-gen update”, announced just over a year ago as part of the series’ 25th anniversary celebrations, has seen its release date pushed back into next year - meaning it will arrive close to a decade after the last major entry in the franchise.

The Yakuza (or Like a Dragon) franchise is known for being a tad wacky, but publisher Sega is bringing the weirdness to the real world by basically hosting a funeral for all the series' dead characters in Tokyo.

Update: The Day Before is no longer available to purchase on Steam. It's currently unclear whether it was delisted by developer Fntastic or by Valve itself. We've reached out to Valve for further information and will provide additional updates as we learn more.

Fntastic has shut its doors four days after releasing its controversial multiplayer zombie game, The Day Before. 

We have had several conversations about how ChatGPT is the future, and to some extent, I do agree with that statement. However, users have started reporting how ChatGPT, the ubiquitous chatbot, is now becoming lazy and throwing out responses that basically prompt the user to get the job done on their own. While it does not explicitly say it, the answers are obvious enough that the chatbot simply does not want to solve the issue for the users.

Japanese games giant Sega is making new entries in a number of its existing franchises.

Sega appears to be teasing an announcement for The Game Awards next week.

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Sega recently canceled Creative Assembly's online shooter Hyenas and commenced layoffs at the UK studio, but has now stated the "game itself was good."

Multiplayer shooter HYENAS was in development at Total War and Alien: Isolation studio Creative Assembly for quite some time, and Sega was clearly positioning it as a major tentpole title in its lineup of upcoming titles. In September, however, the company announced that the game had been cancelled, leading to layoffs at Creative Assembly. Now, in the aftermath of HYENAS’ cancellation, the Japanese company says that Creative Assembly will go back to focusing on development of strategy games.