Why Do Big Games Keep Being Made Playable In Browsers? A Guide To Vibe-Coded Ports
For decades, if you wanted to play Call of Duty or Halo, you needed a console or a PC with decent hardware. But recently, a flood of vibe-coded games has been appearing online. What's happening here? It turns out that recent AI updates--like the release of Claude Opus 5.5--are making it very easy to reverse-engineer the source code for a game and get it running in a browser. So far, retro games from the 2000s and early 2010s are making the rounds, and if you're wondering just what the heck is g