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Why it worked

The video leverages the novelty of running a classic game in a browser via AI, appealing to nostalgia and technological curiosity. The clear demonstration of gameplay and the explanation of the AI's role create a compelling narrative.

Summary

This video showcases a port of the 2005 video game Call of Duty 2 to run within a web browser, achieved using the GPT-6 Astra AI model. The port took 10 hours to develop and required adjustments for visual effects and animation handling, but will not be released due to copyright concerns.

Structure

1Introduction of Call of Duty 2 running in a browser
2Demonstration of game menus and settings
3Gameplay footage from the browser port
4Showcase of weapon selection and in-game action

Product placement

Call of Duty 2: a 2005 video game that ACTS as the subject of the video. Removing it would change what happens in the video. GPT-6 Astra: an AI model that ACTS to port the game. Removing it would change what happens in the video. GithubSignals: the creator's handle, which merely APPEARS. Removing it would not change what happens in the video.

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@GithubSignals CALL OF DUTY 2 Graphics Join Game Start New Server Select Profile Multiplayer Options Options Single Player Quit Back Server Settings Game Type Settings Start Deathmatch Gain points by eliminating other players. Score Limit (player points): 20 Time Limit (minutes): 20 Click to Continue German Weapons 1. MP40 2. Kar98k 3. Scoped Kar98k 4. Maly's Trench Gun 5. MP44 Main Menu

Original caption

GPT-6 Astra looked at Call of Duty 2's binary and assembly, then got the 2005 game running in a browser. The port took 10 hours and needed a few nudges for VFX and animation handling. It won't be released because the game is copyrighted. via u/pxp121kr on r/aigamedev #CallOfDuty2 #GPT6 #Astra #AI #GameDev