Games still have a long way to go I'm sure. There's a lot more complication. It's great for business though as it sits today.

I built an entire web app for a work project with Claude Code, took me maybe a week, cuts my workload on the actual work part 5x easily on something I do repeatedly. I do contract work, so that just means either more contracts or more free time. I picked through the meat of it that is in Python. Could I optimize a few things out, sure, and I might would if it wasn't a simple data analysis script. Then on top of that it gave me a nice overlay with all the Javascript and CSS that I hate doing. That stuff is very simple but extremely boring--button click actions that check a couple things and send to URLs. Prior, I'd have done something like Python myself, just fed it with some command line arguments. Or, I'd just have done some sort of manual process with a spreadsheet or piece of paper.