Yeah I should have said higher dimensions.

• BioWare before EA (Mass Effect 1)
• Popcap before EA (Plants vs Zombies)
• Maxis before EA (SimCity 2000)
• Bethesda before Microsoft (Fallout 3)

If we live in a computer simulation, then yes the creator could be made out of atoms. They just need to make a computer that simulates whatever physics they like.

But in a purely physical world that we understand, I think this question is too hard to answer. If they are in the 4th dimension and being able to manipulate space and time, or even the laws of nature, then anything is possible.

Yeah I thought it was a mistake when I saw the article date.

It is Today I Learned, not Today It Happened.

Most photos/videos taken with recent smartphones have been AI processed as well.

I am not saying “everything” in a literal sense, but you get what I meant to say, I hope.

(I am not saying that AI is changing the speed of light, just in case you are wondering).

Seeing this question proves that AI changes everything.

Absolutely. Final Fantasy 6 is so enjoyable, with the music being a big part.

Which is basically Bing.

I am thinking of replaying Edith Finch because I must have missed a lot of details by the time I realised what the story was about.

Try changing your mindset when you approach the game, treat it like an interactive exploration or a digital toy. You might get into it more easily doing that.

I would not recommend Road 96 although some people seem to like it.

Instead, I would suggest “As Dusk Falls”.

Bad if you hate it, good if you like it.

I like walking simulator and Firewatch is great. Lacking gameplay doesn’t mean it is bad.

What Remains of Edith Finch is even better.