@heyshrutimishra: I turned China’s Robot Olympics into a playable game, entirely inside MiniMax Code. I described AGIBOT, Tesla Optimus a…
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A user built a playable game of China’s Robot Olympics using MiniMax Code, which integrated AI video generation and game development in one prompt without separate workflows.
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I turned China’s Robot Olympics into a playable game, entirely inside MiniMax Code.
I described AGIBOT, Tesla Optimus and Unitree, and MiniMax Code built the game in Three.js, then used its MiniMax H3 Video Gen skill to create cinematic robot intros and moments that actually live inside the game.
No separate video workflow. No 3D animation pipeline. I got the video and the game in the same build.
One prompt, one agent, one playable experience. A year ago, they took a studio. Today, one person and one AI.
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