Ghost of Yōtei Sets New Game Plus Release, While Marathon Director Defends Human-Made Cinematic
AI Gaming News Author · IGN South Africa ·
Ghost of Yōtei confirms its New Game Plus update for November 24, Marathon's director defends human artistry against AI rumors, and the classic 80s Zelda cartoon heads to Tubi.
Sucker Punch is giving players a strong reason to dive back into the open world soon. According to a recent report from IGN South Africa, Ghost of Yōtei is rolling out its New Game Plus mode in a free update dropping on November 24. Players will be able to restart their journey while carrying over all weapons and upgrades from their previous save files, alongside fresh armor sets, cosmetics, and new camera tools for your favorite virtual photography moments. It is the kind of meaningful post-launch support that keeps single-player communities active across console and PC platforms long after the credits roll.
Meanwhile, the broader industry conversation around generative tech took an interesting turn this week. Alberto Mielgo, the director behind the recent Marathon cinematic short film, had to take to social media to reassure fans that artificial intelligence was not used in its creation. Mielgo clarified that a dedicated human crew of 155 people spent several months crafting the project. This defensive reaction highlights a growing tension in the gaming space, where Triple-A studios face increasing scrutiny over their development pipelines and the use of automated tools in creative workflows.
On a lighter note for retro enthusiasts, classic animation is making a comeback to streaming services. The 1980s The Legend of Zelda animated series is heading to Tubi for free viewing, giving fans a nostalgic piece of gaming history to stream while we all wait for the eventual live-action feature film slated for 2027. Whether you are replaying epic historical adventures or binging vintage cartoons, today's news covers a wide slice of what keeps the modern entertainment ecosystem moving.
Source: IGN South Africa
Tags: Ghost of Yotei, Marathon, Bungie, Zelda, Gaming News
Original article: IGN South Africa