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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.
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Big games such as Call of Duty and Halo, traditionally requiring consoles or powerful PCs, are increasingly being released as “vibe‑coded” ports that run in web browsers. This trend reflects a recent surge of such browser‑playable versions appearing online.
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