Minecraft is entering the real world — sort of. The Guardian reports that Microsoft, the owner of the Minecraft video game franchise, has struck a deal with European theme park operator Merlin ...
Merlin Entertainments and Mojang Studios are partnering to build first-of-a-kind Minecraft attractions in the real world.
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AI-powered Minecraft runs without a game engine — game rendered in real-time at a continuous 20 FPSIn the "apparently" post-copyright age of AI PCs, yet another AI company has introduced a shameless playable ripoff of an actual, copyrighted video game— now it's DecartAI's Oasis world model and ...
According to a joint press release Tuesday, the new Minecraft attractions will feature digitally enabled, immersive, real-life experiences and “touchpoints that will allow guests to unlock ...
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