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Sony Is Exploring AI Gameplay Assistance That Could Help Players Get Unstuck

Sony may be laying the groundwork for a new kind of in‑game assistance, according to a recently published patent that describes an AI system capable of stepping in when players are stuck.

The patent outlines a feature where an AI‑controlled “ghost player” could temporarily take over gameplay to help complete difficult sections, then return control back to the player. While patents do not guarantee a feature will ship, they often reveal the direction companies are exploring behind the scenes.


 What the Patent Describes 

According to the filing, the system would monitor a player’s repeated failures at a specific point in a game. If certain thresholds are met, the AI could demonstrate how to progress — either by completing the section itself or by showing optimal strategies in real time.

Unlike traditional difficulty sliders or hint systems, this AI would actively play the game using learned behavior, potentially adapting to each individual player’s style.


 Why Sony Is Looking at This 

Modern games are often longer, more complex, and mechanically demanding than ever. While many players enjoy a challenge, others can become blocked by difficulty spikes that prevent them from finishing a story or accessing later content.

Sony’s patent suggests a focus on accessibility and player retention, offering assistance without forcing players to lower difficulty or quit altogether.

 Potential Benefits for Players 

If implemented, this system could:

  • Help players progress without frustration

  • Improve accessibility for players with physical or cognitive limitations

  • Reduce reliance on external walkthroughs or videos

For single‑player games especially, this could allow more players to experience full narratives without sacrificing engagement.

 The Concerns and Questions 

Not all players may welcome AI assistance. Some fans value overcoming challenges through personal skill and persistence, and may see automated help as diminishing that experience.

"The challenges are things some of us pop our collar too... when we overcome them. If gameplay isn't affected and it helps those who want to get past the challenge with AI to continue enjoying the adventure, it is what it is... for them." - Blu | SDGT Entertainment

Key questions remain:

  • Would this feature be optional in PvP?

  • Would it be limited to certain difficulty modes?

  • How transparent would AI assistance be to the player?

Sony has not announced any official plans to deploy the "Ghost Player" system in upcoming games.

 What This Signals for the Future 

This patent fits into a broader industry trend where AI is being explored as a way to enhance gameplay rather than replace it. From smarter NPCs to adaptive difficulty systems, developers are increasingly looking at AI as a behind‑the‑scenes support tool.

For now, Sony’s AI gameplay assistant remains conceptual — but it offers a glimpse into how future PlayStation titles might balance challenge, accessibility, and player satisfaction.

This story is based on publicly available patent information. Features described may never appear in a final product.


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No Top Audiences today, shout out to all supporters! Whether you get together with family, friends, or a combination of the two... don't forget to enjoy yourselves and cherish the time you have together. This isn't exclusive to Thanksgiving because... everyone doesn't celebrate it, but... (but... but) make the most of the day and fun it up in the process.

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 Foodie Public Service Announcement 

By the way, if cooking isn't exactly your thing... I'm sure no one would object to you grabbing something delicious to bring to eat or drink! This can save you money on a hit or miss dish, time in the kitchen, dishes you have to wash, and your feelings as people kinda sorta tip toe around your food.

If your pan has a long running record of being mostly full because guests try a little in the name of helping you feel better, don't feel bad about doing what's more beneficial for you and your time.

If you choose to whip up something anyway, here are a few easy to handle recipes that will have them asking, "You made this?" (in a good way). Just keep in mind, it's flu season so wash those hands!:

🍠 Easy Candied Yams with Marshmallows 

Ingredients

2 cans of sweet potatoes or yams (about 15 oz each)
½ cup brown sugar
¼ cup butter (melted)
½ teaspoon cinnamon
1 cup miniature marshmallows

Instructions

1. Preheat oven to 375°F (190°C).
2. Layer yams in a casserole dish. If using canned, drain them first.
3. Sprinkle brown sugar and cinnamon evenly over the yams.
4. Drizzle melted butter on top.
5. Bake uncovered for 25–30 minutes until the yams are hot and the sugar-butter mixture forms a glaze.
6. Top with marshmallows and put back in the oven for 5–10 minutes, until marshmallows are golden and gooey.

Why This Recipe Works for Beginners

Minimal prep: No peeling or chopping if you use canned yams. Keep it simple, go with cans.
Few ingredients: Just pantry basics plus marshmallows.
Quick cook time: Ready in about half an hour.
Beginner-friendly technique: Layer, sprinkle, bake—no complicated steps.


🍪 Chocolate Chip Cookie Nut & Raisin Bars 

Ingredients

1 package of refrigerated chocolate chip cookie dough (about 16 oz)
½ cup chopped nuts (walnuts, pecans, or almonds work great)
½ cup raisins

Instructions

1. Preheat oven to 350°F (175°C).
2. Prepare a clean pan: Lightly grease or line an 8x8-inch baking dish with parchment paper.
3. Mix add-ins: In a bowl, combine cookie dough, nuts, and raisins. Stir gently until evenly distributed.
4. Press into pan: Spread the mixture evenly into the baking dish.
5. Bake for 20–25 minutes, until golden brown and set in the center.
6. Cool slightly before cutting into squares or bars.

Why This Recipe Works for Beginners

Super simple: Just mix, press, and bake—no complicated steps.
Customizable: Swap raisins for dried cranberries or nuts for seeds.


🍍 Fruity Pineapple Ginger Ale Punch 

Ingredients

2 cups chilled fruit juice (orange, mango, or a tropical blend works best)
1 cup pineapple chunks (fresh or canned, drained)
2 cups chilled ginger ale
Ice cubes

Instructions

1. Combine fruit juice and pineapple chunks in a large pitcher or punch bowl.
2. Add ginger ale just before serving to keep the fizz lively.
3. Stir gently to mix without losing too much carbonation.
4. Serve over ice in glasses.

Why This Recipe Works for Beginners

Minimal prep: No chopping or cooking—just pour and mix.
Few ingredients: Uses only three main items, all easy to find at the store.
Quick assembly: Ready in under 5 minutes, perfect for last-minute gatherings.
Beginner-friendly technique: Simple stirring, no special tools or skills required.
Flexible: Works with any fruit juice you have on hand, so mistakes are hard to make.


 Fun It Up! 

Remember to laugh... a lot! Let the good times roll like... Texas Bushman!


Also... if you have a house full of people, no need to just sit around scratching your heads wondering what to do while saying... "Rubber baby buggy bumpers". Get your game on with Amazon Luna's GameNight lineup!

All you need are your cellphones to join the fun on the big screen!

  • Scan a QR code on your TV.
    • To scan a QR code on an Android, open your camera app and point it at the code; a notification or banner with a link will appear. If the camera doesn't scan it automatically, you can try using the Quick Settings panel by swiping down from the top of your screen and tapping "Scan QR code," or use a dedicated app like Google Lens.
    • To scan a QR code with an iPhone, open the Camera app and point it at the code,
      then tap the notification that appears. Alternatively, you can add the "Code Scanner" to Control Center for quick access. For a QR code in a photo or screenshot, use the Photos app to long-press the image and open the link. 
  • Your smartphone instantly becomes your controller.
  • Tablets are supported too, making it easy for everyone to join in.

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