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Hundreds of AI-decompiled or vibe-coded game clones reportedly appear as browser ports

Techmeme, linking to Lewis Parker at Kotaku, says some big titles, including GTA: Vice City and Halo, play well.

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On October 10, Techmeme linked to Lewis Parker’s Kotaku report and said hundreds of AI-decompiled or vibe-coded game clones had appeared in recent weeks, ported to run in browsers. It said some big titles, including GTA: Vice City and Halo, play well.

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Techmeme@TechmemeHundreds of AI-decompiled or vibe-coded clones of games appeared in recent weeks, ported to run in browsers; some big titles like GTA: Vice City, Halo play well (Lewis Parker / Kotaku) (Visit Techmeme dot com for the link and full context!)1h
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    Techmeme@TechmemeHundreds of AI-decompiled or vibe-coded clones of games appeared in recent weeks, ported to run in browsers; some big titles like GTA: Vice City, Halo play well (Lewis Parker / Kotaku) (Visit Techmeme dot com for the link and full context!)1h
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