@TAbrodi: this is real for anyone doubting. yes, a one shot. a lot of shit is fake on x. not too hard to detect what's real -- i …
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Matt Shumer claims Claude Opus 5 can one-shot generate a game with all custom code and no external assets, sparking discussion on X about AI's capability in game development.
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this is real for anyone doubting. yes, a one shot.
a lot of shit is fake on x. not too hard to detect what’s real – i still get fooled sometimes though.
if you dont believe him run the prompt urself. its not fucking rocket science.
Matt Shumer (@mattshumer_): Claude Opus 5 one-shotted this game.
EVERYTHING you see in this demo is custom code… not a single external asset was used.
AI games are going to be amazing.
(sound on)
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