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James Pond's creator is not happy with the series' allegedly AI-generated legacy collection
The developers don't have "a scrap of respect" for the series, according to Chris Sorrell. System 3 You'd be forgiven if you didn't recognize James Pond, the fish spy star of a series of platformers from the early 1990s.
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Series creator Chris Sorrell has publicly expressed strong displeasure with the forthcoming James Pond Legacy: The Pond Is Not Enough collection, which compiles four early‑1990s James Pond games from the Amiga, Genesis, Commodore 64 and SNES. Fans allege the compilation contains AI‑generated artwork, a claim that has angered Sorrell. He is quoted as wishing the developers “choke on an AI‑generated fishbone,” indicating his frustration with the perceived lack of respect for the original series.
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