CNN Money has posted a second part of the article featuring renowned developers taking guesses at how video games will look in two decades. Here's a snip:

One big hurdle developers will face is creating a truly lifelike artificial intelligence. In today's games – even the most sophisticated ones – your enemies tend to be either overly simplistic or blessed with unbeatable aim and reflexes. Goal one for some developers is to rectify that.

"I think the power of the future systems will be harnessed to make characters in our games seem absolutely real in every respect," said Greg Zeschuk, joint CEO at Bioware, which created "Baldur's Gate."

Read the whole thing (http://money.cnn.com/2004/09/22/commentary/game_over/column_gaming/index.htm) at CNN Money.