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Capcom's REX Project: Automating RE Engine's Backend for AI-Driven Development
gaming-industry4 days ago

Capcom's REX Project: Automating RE Engine's Backend for AI-Driven Development

Capcom has detailed its multi-phase REX Project, which aims to evolve its proprietary RE Engine into an 'AI-generation game engine' by integrating artificial intelligence into backend workflows. The initiative focuses on automating quality assurance, debugging, and data processing to improve efficiency for its 2,000-plus developers, while explicitly excluding AI from the creation of final creative assets like art and writing. New tools, including RE:Dox and RE:Log, will be open-sourced to facilitate AI training, with the long-term goal of enabling developers to 'create games together with AI.'

via GamesIndustry.biz|
#artificial-intelligence#capcom#game-development
Capcom's REX Project: Automating QA and Debugging in RE Engine While Keeping Assets Human-Made
gaming-technology4 days ago

Capcom's REX Project: Automating QA and Debugging in RE Engine While Keeping Assets Human-Made

Capcom is evolving its proprietary RE Engine through the REX Project to integrate AI for backend efficiency, specifically automating quality assurance, bug detection, and code generation. While the company plans to open-source certain tools to facilitate AI training, it explicitly rejects using generative AI for creative assets like art or writing, insisting that AI serves as a tool to assist human developers rather than replace them.

via Kotaku|
#artificial-intelligence#capcom#game-development
Capcom's REX Project: Evolving RE Engine with AI for Workflow Efficiency, Not Asset Generation
gaming6 days ago

Capcom's REX Project: Evolving RE Engine with AI for Workflow Efficiency, Not Asset Generation

Capcom has announced the REX Project, a multi-year initiative to integrate AI into its proprietary RE Engine to streamline development workflows, improve quality assurance, and reduce production times for large-scale titles. The company explicitly reaffirmed that it will not use AI to generate final game assets, such as art or writing, focusing instead on internal efficiency tools.

via Engadget|
#ai-in-gaming#capcom#game-development
Capcom Unveils REX Project to Transform RE Engine into AI-Driven System
technology6 days ago

Capcom Unveils REX Project to Transform RE Engine into AI-Driven System

Capcom is launching the REX Project to evolve its RE Engine into an 'AI-generation game engine.' Announced at the Capcom Open Conference RE:2026, the initiative aims to integrate AI into development workflows to handle larger data volumes and support over 2,000 developers, while maintaining human control over creative core elements.

via Eurogamer.net|
#artificial-intelligence#capcom#game-development
Capcom Launches RE Engine Game Dev Contest for Japanese Students
technology1 year ago

Capcom Launches RE Engine Game Dev Contest for Japanese Students

Capcom has launched its first-ever Capcom Games Competition for students in Japan, focusing on game development using its RE ENGINE. The competition allows student teams to create games with support from Capcom professionals, with the potential for commercialization of winning projects. Applications are open from December 9, 2024, to January 17, 2025, for students aged 18 and over enrolled in Japanese educational institutions. The initiative aims to bolster the video game industry and reflects Capcom's commitment to corporate social responsibility.

via Gematsu|
#capcom#corporate-social-responsibility#game-development
"Ace Attorney Apollo Justice Trilogy: A Perfect Package for Fans"
gaming2 years ago

"Ace Attorney Apollo Justice Trilogy: A Perfect Package for Fans"

Capcom's Ace Attorney franchise is set to continue with the upcoming release of Apollo Justice: Ace Attorney Trilogy on January 25th, 2024, and producer Kenichi Hashimoto's recent interview confirms that the series will not be stopping anytime soon. The use of the RE Engine in the upcoming trilogy and its successor, the REX Engine, indicates a strong commitment to the franchise's future, bringing joy to fans anticipating more titles in the visual novel series.

via Nintendo Life|
#ace-attorney#apollo-justice#capcom
"Ace Attorney Series: Endless Future and Guilty Pleasures"
gaming2 years ago

"Ace Attorney Series: Endless Future and Guilty Pleasures"

Capcom producer Kenichi Hashimoto stated in an interview that the Ace Attorney series will never end, hinting at potential future games despite no specific announcements. The upcoming release of Apollo Justice: Ace Attorney Trilogy, remastered using the RE Engine, will include the fourth, fifth, and sixth games in the series. Hashimoto also hinted at the possibility of remasters for the two Ace Attorney Investigations titles, while providing insights into the gameplay and future of the series.

via Video Games Chronicle|
#ace-attorney-series#apollo-justice-ace-attorney-trilogy#capcom
Capcom's RE Engine Evolves to REX Engine with High-End PC Upgrades
gaming-technology2 years ago

Capcom's RE Engine Evolves to REX Engine with High-End PC Upgrades

Capcom developers working on the current and next-gen RE Engine are utilizing high-end PCs equipped with NVIDIA's RTX 4090 GPUs and AMD Threadripper PRO CPUs. These powerful systems have significantly reduced engine build time and feature specifications such as an AMD Ryzen Threadripper PRO 5975WX CPU with 32 cores and 64 threads, NVIDIA's top GeForce RTX 4090 GPUs with 24 GB of GDDR6X memory, and ample DDR4 memory and SSD storage. These resources will be utilized in the development of Capcom's next-gen REX engine, which will leverage technologies like mesh shaders for enhanced performance on newer hardware.

via Wccftech|
#amd-threadripper-pro#capcom#gaming-technology
Capcom Unveils Next-Gen RE Engine: Meet REX
gamingtech2 years ago

Capcom Unveils Next-Gen RE Engine: Meet REX

Capcom is working on a next-generation version of its RE Engine, codenamed REX, which will include all previous features while adding support for new technologies and handling larger assets more efficiently. The new engine will be introduced in phases, with Dragon's Dogma II and a rumored new Monster Hunter game expected to feature the technology. Development on RE Engine began in 2014 and has been successful in delivering technically impressive games.

via IGN|
#capcom#game-development#gamingtech