One Prompt to Port a PS2 Game to the Web: Dev Shares His AI Coding Recipe
CtrlAltDwayne · x · 2026-09-07
CtrlAltDwayne shares how a single primitive prompt — hand an AI coder a PS2 ISO of Hit and Run and ask for a three.js web port — got most of the job done. Steering was minimal: upside-down signage, and the menu and cutscenes needed an explicit nudge. Others are already asking how to replicate it.
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