These are old and beloved games that have been available in numerous ways for decades, so there's no rush to be the first to provide a solution using these tools, and it's unlikely it'll be the only solution in the future either.

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It is important to show your support to these developers, and allowing promotion of AI-generated projects in our spaces would just discourage them further. Assuring them that there's an audience that cares about the details and things being done properly is very important.

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The existence of these projects doesn't deter us from doing them properly, but we've witnessed first-hand how they can demotivate a developer who was in the middle of creating a project that checks all the boxes of the quality standards that are expected by the public.

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The average user doesn't quite understand the difference, they're happy they're getting more things to play, and there's little validation that they work properly. At the rate things are going, that platform's original goal will be basically lost and become nothing but an expensive Raspberry Pi.

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This is not unique to this scene, as the FPGA scene is having a similar situation where there's a wave of AI generated cores that don't really use the hardware to its full potential. People are getting similarly frustrated that efforts to make new cores are getting overshadowed by AI-generated ones.

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