Better idea:

Found a leaked version- watch before it gets yanked!

Framed, a very cool mobile game about moving the panels of a comic to change a story, has a sequel on the way.

Alternate perspective: I didn’t love the last act, but I didn’t feel nearly as strongly about it. The operators were annoying, but manageable. I do wish Dahl’s arrival had been as cool and well executed as “We’ve got hostiles” from the first Half-Life, which seemed like a clear inspiration. But I still wouldn’t advise…

Breaking News: Rudy Giuliani now calling for the abolishment of the TSA, citing executive overreach.

I’m playing on PS4 and there’s no input lag.

I hate you. But I still read your stuff because you do a good job.

A big difference is there malleability of the video game medium. You can completely change the look of a game far into development like we’ve seen with the first Borderlands or TF2. You don’t want people attached to some early version that then changes dramatically.

It really isn’t. It saves so, so, so much time. Because as soon as a game exists for the public, they want information, they want updates, etc. If the game gets cancelled, as plenty of games do, they will want to know why, they will want what went wrong, they want blame, etc. If they don’t know that a game exists: no…

Excellent article, thank you for this! Really takes me back.

Also:

dating in New York as a 30-something executive in private equity

I’ve done way more word processing then I care to admit. I have never found a word processor that does anything nearly as well as Word. If you need to have complete control over the formatting of your document to submit your thesis (hundreds of footnotes, hundreds of pages, tables of contents and citations that change…

Because my documents do look better in Word than in Google Docs. And, oh, I’m a lawyer so I don’t want my documents from my clients and for my clients on the cloud.

Stop trying to make fetch happen.

Nuclear Tornadoes... You just gave some hack at SyFy a movie idea... thanks!