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@heyshrutimishra rebuilt the 1980s shareware platformer Dangerous Dave in just…

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@heyshrutimishra rebuilt the 1980s shareware platformer Dangerous Dave in just two minutes (post dated 2026-06-17) using Moonshot’s new Kimi K2.7 Code HighSpeed model. They claim Kimi runs up to 6x faster than the standard model, is open source, costs a tiny fraction of GPT-5.5 or Claude, and is practical for students or curious kids.

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I rebuilt my favorite childhood game in just two minutes using AI.

The game is Dangerous Dave. I always used to wonder how people made games like this. Now I can't believe I can make one myself, with just few prompts.

The thing that made it possible is a new model from Moonshot called Kimi K2.7 Code HighSpeed

It runs up to 6x faster than the standard one. That speed is the whole reason it took 2 minutes to build game this fast.

Here is the part that matters most, It’s open source and it costs a tiny fraction of what GPT-5.5 or Claude charge for the same work.

This is not a demo locked inside a big lab. It is a tool a student or a curious kid could try tonight

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