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Cool concepts and tech demos have been made from asset flips. I don't like reusing assets for a lame gsmeplay experience, but Warioware was made on so many many assets from Warioland 4 and the rest are on a shoestring budget.
My qualm is that people hear AI and assume that a gen was just slapped in and then published, but that is such a tiny fraction of what AI's current modern day potential is. Suck Up presumably uses all its own assets but calls in LLM chatbots to handle the dialog, and your conversations are 50% of the gameplay. I think that's a tech demo that shows it's not all just trying to put something together and get it out something as fast as possible.