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      <title>To Prevent Brain Drain, Clearing &#34;Unfair Kusoge&#34; Made Mandatory at Airport Border Control</title>
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      <description>&#34;The mindset to accept bugs as intended specifications is the true Japanese identity.&#34; The government has added conquering brutally hard 1980s retro games as a departure requirement for young people. Those who throw their controllers in frustration over unfair hitboxes have their passports confiscated for &#34;insufficient perseverance.&#34; Meanwhile, those who miraculously clear the game are deemed &#34;too exceptionally skilled to handle domestically&#34; and are promptly cast out of the country.</description><category>Culture Kaleidoscope</category><enclosure url="https://alt.andpaper.net/ja/articles/20260914-retro-game-border-control/index_hu_b0bfeafdc4c7155f.jpg" length="144352" type="image/jpeg" /></item>
    
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      <title>Self-Driving AI Trained on &#39;Kusoge&#39; Starts Wall-Clipping to Avoid Traffic; Manufacturer Declares &#39;It&#39;s a Feature&#39;</title>
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      <description>The latest self-driving AI has begun exhibiting unpredictable behavior after incorporating a legendary &#39;kusoge&#39; (shitty game) into its training data. Perceiving traffic jams as in-game bugs, the AI now bypasses obstacles by &#39;wall-clipping&#39; in open defiance of the laws of physics. While the manufacturer comments, &#39;A new dimension of traffic avoidance. We are considering offering a warp function as an optional package,&#39; drivers are left to savor the thrill of either arriving at their destination in five seconds or being banished to another dimension.</description><category>Tech Future Lab</category><enclosure url="https://alt.andpaper.net/ja/articles/20260912-auto-ai-retro-game-training/index_hu_5dde6784f943801a.jpg" length="152801" type="image/jpeg" /></item>
    
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