For years, the AAA model was simple: burn hundreds of millions over a few years and hope it doesn’t flop.
A friend in AAA says that model is dead.
With AI, studios can show the trailer and gameplay first—then build only if players want it.
Try the prompt for yourself 👇🏼 https://t.co/wvhMvOSp2X
Prompt 1:
A GTA-style video game screenshot set in Paris at dusk, with a first-person perspective driving a sleek black sports car down a rain-slicked Champs-Élysées. Neon signs reflect off wet pavement, while the HUD displays a mini-map, speedometer, and wanted level indicator. The Eiffel Tower glows in the distance, framed by the car's windshield. --ar 4:3 --stylize 400 --v 7
2. A GTA-style video game screenshot set in Rome, featuring the Colosseum at dusk with neon-lit streets and bustling crowds. The HUD shows a minimap in the bottom corner, health and armor bars, and a wanted level indicator. The player character stands atop a vintage sports car, aiming a futuristic pistol at a pursuing police helicopter. The camera angle is slightly low, emphasizing the chaos with motion blur and particle effects from explosions. Resolution: 1920x1080, 16:9 aspect ratio. --ar 4:3 --stylize 400 --v 7
3. A GTA-style video game screenshot set in London, featuring Big Ben in the background. The player character stands on a rooftop overlooking the city, holding a sniper rifle. The HUD shows a minimap in the bottom left, health and armor bars in the top right, and mission objectives at the top center. The scene is bathed in golden sunset light, with realistic textures and reflections on wet pavement. The camera angle is slightly tilted for a cinematic effect, with motion blur on passing vehicles below. --ar 4:3 --stylize 400 --v 7
The creator of this workflow does a really great breakdown on their website:
https://t.co/RLL9YNP6e9
What do you think? Should movies do this too?
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