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CHINESE DEVELOPER BUILT A PLAYABLE GAME ON A RETRO APPLE II SETUP IN 48 HOURS WITH KIMI K2.6 FOR UNDER $200 he opened Kimi, described the game in plain English and asked it to build the full loop: map, movement, enemies, score, UI and deployable code by the second...

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