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Capcom’s next big game explores the horrors of AI

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Capcom is set to release "Pragmata," a new horror game exploring AI themes, in April, leveraging the success of its recent hits like "Monster Hunter World" and "Resident Evil." This matters as it signals Capcom's ambition to innovate within the horror genre by addressing contemporary fears around artificial intelligence. Content creators should note the trend towards integrating modern anxieties into classic genres to engage audiences.

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