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At this point, Three.js is probably the best graphics stack for AI-generated games. Not because it magically produces better visuals, but because models are extremely good at reasoning directly over JavaScript, scene graphs, shaders, procedural geometry, physics integrations, and fast browser iteration. The examples here make the case pretty... show more

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