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Mecha Break looks like a nice mech shooter game. I like how action packed the game look, and the special effects.
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This just looks like a dream game to have. Bullets everywhere and a bunch of anime mechs.
Nvidia said the game will use its AI NPC tech.
Mecha BREAK players can "interact via natural language" with the in-game NPCs. In a demo provided by Nvidia, you can see ACE being shown off in Mecha BREAK; the NPCs will be able to "see gamers and identify people and objects in the real world" by using both your webcam as well as OpenAI's ChatGPT-4o large language model (LLM).
Interestingly, Nvidia revealed that Mecha BREAK would use Nvidia's Audio2Face-3D NIM and Whisper, along with OpenAI's auto-speech recognition model, to provide facial animation and speech recognition. Elevenlabs will power the characters' voices via the cloud. However, the video demo displayed the NPCs responding in a monotone voice. Of course, Mecha BREAK is not due until sometime next year, so there's time for the tech to be improved before the release day.
Alongside Seasun Games, Huang previously revealed last year that other game developers are currently "embracing" ACE, including miHoYo, NetEase Games, Tencent, and Ubisoft, to name a few.
Mecha BREAK players can "interact via natural language" with the in-game NPCs. In a demo provided by Nvidia, you can see ACE being shown off in Mecha BREAK; the NPCs will be able to "see gamers and identify people and objects in the real world" by using both your webcam as well as OpenAI's ChatGPT-4o large language model (LLM).
Interestingly, Nvidia revealed that Mecha BREAK would use Nvidia's Audio2Face-3D NIM and Whisper, along with OpenAI's auto-speech recognition model, to provide facial animation and speech recognition. Elevenlabs will power the characters' voices via the cloud. However, the video demo displayed the NPCs responding in a monotone voice. Of course, Mecha BREAK is not due until sometime next year, so there's time for the tech to be improved before the release day.
Alongside Seasun Games, Huang previously revealed last year that other game developers are currently "embracing" ACE, including miHoYo, NetEase Games, Tencent, and Ubisoft, to name a few.