Opus 5.5 rebuilds a 1996 pinball machine in-browser, one-shot, plus tribute site and promo video
AIandDesign · x · 2026-09-29
- @scheemunai used Opus 5.5 to one-shot rebuild Junk Yard, the 1996 Williams pinball machine he played in high school: fully playable in-browser with the original ROM, dot-matrix display and music running in an emulator, verified against 57 switches, 12 coils and 64 lamps.
- The model then built a full tribute site with a 3D model and making-of story, plus a promo video — it gave him a teleprompter and a tool to one-click record 5GB of B-roll, then cut the video in one shot.
- AIandDesign's shocked retweet is driving attention.
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