stackyFACTSBecause nothing says emotional intelligence like raw silicon processing power.
Because nothing says emotional intelligence like raw silicon processing power. In 1999, Sony heavily marketed the PlayStation 2's custom CPU as the 'Emotion Engine,' claiming the hardware was so advanced it could render complex character feelings and life-like interactions in real-time. It was entirely meaningless marketing drivel designed to sound like science fiction. While it was a powerful chip for 3D geometry, it absolutely did not care if you were crying during a boss fight.
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