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Why jump scares can't save a fundamentally broken experience.
Iconic horror game deserves better treatment.
Saying goodbye to both a service and people.
Cuphead is a solid platformer and a visual feast.
Most enjoyable VR experience in an unexpected place.
Lack of consequences allows for repeat offenses.
An excellent game reveals an unfortunate reality.
Resident Evil 7's satire of family values.
What this says about online political polarization.
The pitfalls of Trojan Horse marketing.
A man speaks.
It's about more than utilitarianism.
The Almost-Old Internet of 2003 was all garbage, just as our current Internet is.
Final Fantasy III wasn’t a video game, but an actual landscape I’d inhabited.
Facebook is too cheery.
The Elon’s projects are strange.
Except for the cat canoe.
Personal repercussions more stinging on Mark Zuckerberg’s runaway platform.
Sucked back to social media, and worse off for it.
What’s driving the increasing sense of loneliness in the digital age?
Why do we do this to ourselves?
An hour-long documentary from Ahoy about the '80s arcade urband legend. Via Metafilter.
Kotaku's Eric Van Allen tracks down the gamers behind this legendary LAN party photo from 2002. Via Metafilter.
Hackaday has the complete instructions for building the Keymu, an "open-source keychain-sized multi-platform emulation console." Via Boing Boing.
And it outperforms a $2,000 MacBook Pro. More from Snazzy Labs. Via Reddit.
From Mike Toomey. Via Reddit.
A Twitter account dedicated to the most bizarre and twisted stock photos from sites like Shutterstock and Alamy. Via The AV Club.
Brent Rose takes jokes from Google Assistant, Amazon Echo, Microsoft Cortana, and Apple's Siri to an open mic night. More from Wired's Out of Office series. Via The AV Club.
A beautiful Tumblr project from Seena Burns. Via Boing Boing.
