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ModRetro created 8,000 limited-edition transparent Chromatics for OpenAI DevDay, along with a custom Codex plugin that lets you play vibecoded games. Within 90 minutes of Sam Altman announcing the collab, there's one already listed on eBay for $4,000, according to Casey Neistat.

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Justin Youensvor 10 Tagen

@Casey And they are awesome! Astra ultrafast made all these games in about 10 minutes.

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Cole O’Brienvor 10 Tagen

@Casey still haven’t received the Anduril one I ordered in January…

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nickolas jensen 🇺🇸vor 9 Tagen

@Casey You just buy a rom cartridge and load the vibe coded games, I do this on the M64.

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Vapidvor 9 Tagen

@Casey Cool where's the fucking Anduril version that I ordered 10 years ago?

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Chance Kelchvor 10 Tagen

@Casey They had to sell theirs to pay for the new usage changes

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Daniel Kerrvor 9 Tagen

@Casey Jordi is absolutely frame mogging here

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Bishopvor 9 Tagen

@Casey 8,000 is not a limited edition

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