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Daniel Radcliffe recently asked fans and the media to avoid constantly comparing the new cast of the Harry Potter series – Emma Watson, Rupert Grint, and himself – to their younger selves. Speaking on ScreenRant’s Debunking AI, Radcliffe expressed a desire for the new actors to be seen as their own performers, rather than being overshadowed by the original trio. He wants them to have the space to create something new without the constant weight of comparison. Radcliffe’s request emphasizes the challenges child actors face when stepping into roles previously made famous, and he hopes to protect the new stars’ well-being as they navigate this high-profile reboot. He also acknowledged that the desire to revisit familiar elements will likely extend to other aspects of the series as the story evolves.

Decima is a game engine created by Guerrilla Games. It powers the Horizon series, known for its beautiful graphics and smooth performance even in expansive open-world environments.

During an appearance on the Dropped Frames podcast, Will Powers from Pearl Abyss America clarified the voice acting situation for Crimson Desert. After a moment of consideration, he stated they avoid making broad claims about other games. Powers confirmed that all voice acting in their game is performed by real people. While he stopped short of guaranteeing every single NPC is voice-acted, he emphasized that all major NPCs – those involved in the main story and side quests – are fully voiced. He explained this cautious approach is to avoid any potential inaccuracies online.

It appears TiMi Studio Group provided funding for the studio, acting as the main, but hidden, financial supporter. Surprisingly, employees at the studio didn’t seem to know about this funding, which was described as one of several unusual aspects of the studio’s operations. Despite the financial support, Wildlight Entertainment remains technically independent and TiMi doesn’t own any part of it.