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‘Skate 3 is now FULLY PLAYABLE in the browser!’: most-viewed post of the AI-decompiled game-port wave (~3.9M views)

chasm @chasmmmmmmmmmmmX

Why it matters

Highest-reach post found on the wave of browser game ports that Kotaku attributes to AI decompilation (~3.86M views by Oct 11), though the post itself does not mention AI.

Summary

Posted Oct 7, 2026 (17:49 UTC). Claims Skate 3 runs fully playable in a browser at “360fps LOCKED”, on any device, with multiplayer, and was “created by an 18 year old Cyber Security Student over the course of a few days”. The post does not say which tools or AI models were used; Kotaku’s Oct 9 article lists Skate 3 among the browser ports it links to AI decompilation. Checked via api.fxtwitter.com on Oct 11: ~3.86M views, ~25.6k likes. Linked from Techmeme’s discussion of the Kotaku story.

Archived text

Skate 3 is now FULLY PLAYABLE in the browser!🚨

I’m averaging 360fps LOCKED with no graphics downscaling at all. This technology is magic.

It was created by an 18 year old Cyber Security Student over the course of a few days. It runs on any device - mobile, tablet, pc, etc.

Also it has multiplayer support🤯

I would have played this in school all day everyday with my friends back in the day...

Source: x.com/chasmmmmmmmmmmm/status/2107891182223405314Archived 2026-10-11 via fxtwitter (unofficial).Counts: 3,860,033 views, 25,579 likes, 1,357 reposts, 263 replies (at fetch time)Media: video poster

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