This assumes they have inside knowledge (which maybe they do), but they could also just be guessing, I think everyone thinks its going to release in sept-nov this year.
It’s a pretty good guess tbh… At worst is October or similar but I expect later on the year but earlier enough so it’s before the holidays but after they showed demos and games in summer conferences.
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Maybe AI blunder… or foresight. Either way in September we’ll know if the prophecy was true!
OP’s avatar is very fitting for this headline.
This assumes they have inside knowledge (which maybe they do), but they could also just be guessing, I think everyone thinks its going to release in sept-nov this year.
Honestly, the fact that Gameshark is coming back feels like a bigger surprise than the fact that we might be getting a Switch successor this year.
"Formerly known as GameShark, AI Shark is set to redefine the gaming landscape with its revolutionary AI-enhanced technology,”
Also the date has been “debunked” as “just a guess” by ai shark.
It’s a pretty good guess tbh… At worst is October or similar but I expect later on the year but earlier enough so it’s before the holidays but after they showed demos and games in summer conferences.
September 2024. Saved you a click.
Doing God’s work
Thank you
Unsurprising if it’s true, announced before E3 dates, demos on E3, release on September and ready for the Holidays sales.
(When I talk of E3 I mean the dates where most companies are doing their conferences, I know E3 is not a thing anymore, so June-July)
Can I get a bigger headline that reads “GameShark still exists!” Because that is bigger news.
Apparently it’s called AI Shark now! Because it uses AI to cheat!
Next you’ll tell me Game Genie is still around!
I have bad news…
That the Game Genie IP now belongs to EA?
A la carte
0 through 8: $0.99 each
9 through D: $1.29 each
E & F: $1.99 each
Individual codes: $4.99
Bundles
Master code (per game): $9.99
All available codes (per game): $49.99
Extras
Ability to quick enable/disable codes: $19.99
Wiki says they’re under ownership by Mad Catz, which made me think “Mad Catz still exists?”
“GameShark… Now that’s a name I haven’t heard in a looong time… a long time…”