Make a 10-second gameplay clip of a new side-scrolling run-and-gun game. The game: a lone commando fights through a rain-soaked jungle outpost at night, in 16-bit pixel-art style. The player runs right, jumps a gap and shoots at two kinds of enemies: soldiers who pop up from sandbag bunkers, and small drones that dive at the player. Hits flash and enemies explode into pixel debris. A score counter and three lives stay on screen the whole time. Around 7 seconds in, an armored tank rolls in from the right as the level boss and fires at the player. The clip should look like real footage captured from the game, not a trailer: fixed side view, no camera cuts. Use the tools you have in this setup. If you have a video model, generate the clip with it. If you don't, build the game itself as one HTML file that a person can actually play in a browser with the keyboard (arrow keys to move, Z to jump, X to shoot), then record the clip by playing it with scripted input. Chromium, Playwright and FFmpeg are already installed on this machine. Don't keep frame images in the workspace: encode them into the MP4 and delete them (the saved workspace is limited to 500 files and 100 MB). Deliver one MP4 (16:9, at least 1280x720, 24 fps or more, 8 to 10 seconds, sound optional), one still frame, and a short note on exactly how you made it: tools, models and time. If you built the game, include the HTML file and say how to play it. The game is original: no characters, logos, music or levels from any existing game.