Europe EditionFront Mission 3: Remake Appears To Replace 2D Art Assets With Generative AI
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As some of you will know, Front Mission 3: Remake has been released today 26 June 2025, but instead of celebrations, it has generated disappointment among fans of the PS1 original. The main motive is the replacement of many of the original 2D artistic resources by versions generated and improved by artificial intelligence. They have given visually inconsistent and untrue images to the 1999 game. Cullen Black, from RPGSite, compared the backgroun…
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