Nintendo 3DS in a Browser: Two Days of AI-Assisted Porting, Then the Hard Parts

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<p>Hey everyone! I've always been a fan of retro gaming, and I recently decided to take on the challenge of porting the original 1993 DOOM to the browser. </p> <p>The result is