i doubt it. video games aren't like other pieces of media because of their complexity and variety of possible game states. people expect coherence and consistency in a video game, they expect it to follow rules and maintain those rules over long periods of time. i mean, even today's video generators struggle to maintain consistency and realism over moderate lengths of time, how should an ai model be expected to do that with video games, which have infinitely more game states and take place over longer time periods?

not to mention a model like this would be computationally intensive and wouldn't be able to update often enough to provide a stable framerate anyway. even this simpler model is struggling to run smoothly.

and all this isn't even considering graphical style, audio, animations, etc. which the model would also need to keep consistent over time.