@mattshumer_: Gauntlet Loops can make games you can play with a controller, on your TV!
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Matt Shumer highlights that Gauntlet Loops can generate games playable with a controller on TV, as shown by Rishi who used AI to create a browser-based threejs game in a few days and played it with a PS5 controller.
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Gauntlet Loops can make games you can play with a controller, on your TV!
Rishi (@0xRishi): Crazy experience hooking my laptop up to my tv via HDMI
and playing a browser-based @threejs game made with AI in a few days
with my wireless PS5 controller…
Imagine if you can dream up any map on zombies (or any game/world) and play split screen with your friends from your
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