An AI Coach for Bad Gamers?
newchurch writes "In this week's "Gaming in 2020" issue of The Escapist, Chris Dahlen writes about a no-talent gamer who gets help from the 'Nintendo Coach' - an AI installed in the console that watches him play and gives him pointers and feedback. This is set 14 years in the future, but how hard would it really be for a next-gen console to pull this off? Would gamers want this kind of thing, to make them more competitive or just to help them master a title like Ninja Gaiden? And would your average gamers even admit they need help?"
Ok, go into this tunnel. Ok, left...left again. Kill that guy.
...
/switch AI Coach off
Good, ok...go here. Get that gun. Jump this lava thingy. Kill that guy.
Ok, now right. No, your other right, dummy. You stepped on a trap! Oh noes, they're coming. RUN!
LEFT! GO BACK GO BACK GO BACK! WAIT WAIT, NOT THAT WAY! Awwww....dammit.
It's not my fault!
Coach: I see you are trying to kill a Ninja, would you like help?
* Get Help Killing The Ninja.
* Just kill the Ninja without help.
[]Don't show this messege again.
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"C'MON! We have to go this way! What're you trying to do? Its not XYYBYAXYYB, its XYYBYAXXYYB." ;-)
Yes I am exaggerating, but nothing motivates you to learn a game like Halo or SSBM like having your kids pound time and again.
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I'm going to go back to playing Duke Nukem Forever
Come on, be realistic... this fake scenario is only 14 years away.
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No. Apparently, you're a grammar mormon
I'm sick of my instruction manual being in the game; I'd rather figure things out for myself.
So in other words you don't want to RTFM and you don't want the machine to do it for you either?
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