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PS2-era games decompiled overnight, now running in the browser
A Reddit post about Claude Opus 5.5 decompiling a PS2 game, and hundreds of games now playable on the web.
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Kotaku reports that in the weeks after Claude Opus 5.5's release, hundreds of AI-decompiled games appeared as browser ports almost overnight, including Halo: CE, GTA: Vice City, Call of Duty: Black Ops, The Simpsons: Hit & Run and Skate 3, many of which seem to work well. The article's tone is uneasy: work that used to take decompilers months now happens very fast, which raises obvious questions about copyright and what happens next.
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From a short post by the maker, so the details are as they tell them.
- Lemmy: Claude Opus 5.5 decompiles a PS2-era game overnight, and hundreds of them now run in browser tabsPublished
Kotaku's report on the wave of browser ports.