Guillemot, 69, died on Friday in a plane crash in La Baule, a resort town on France’s Atlantic coast that was scheduled to host an air show this weekend.
Data collected from visitors will feed the computer that is creating the immersive display, using a network of sensors, including those on the wrists of ticket-holders.
Bloc will draw up a code of conduct and work with consumer groups to ensure gamers' rights are respected, including any compensation they may be entitled to.
The tool requires a paid Microsoft 365 Copilot subscription, but now every task it runs is billed separately, based on how much computing power it consumes.
To stand out, publishers “try to guarantee their game will succeed” by including characters known and loved by large audiences, says media lecturer Alexis Blanchet.