Google's Gemini 3.7 Flash created a playable browser game from a single prompt in just over two minutes, a task its predecessor failed completely.

The model also runs at half the price of 3.6 Flash through December 31, dropping to 75 cents per million input tokens. It's a budget model, but the improvement in zero-shot code generation is real.

The desk's read: Google's AI push is about market share, not just top-tier performance. They're dropping prices and improving their low-end models to win the developer long tail. This is a volume play, and it means more devs can build with AI.

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