Link Post - Telltale Games Remembered
Polygon - I was convinced that Telltale was really showing the power of narrative in games. Though problems with paying their team and massive licensing deals plagued the studio in the last few years. It's a shame to see a studio go down that was doing a lot to fight the sameness that plagues mainstream games.
Link Post - We Come Not To Mourn The PSP
Kotaku - The PSP has always been a bit underrated as a system. If you were into JRPGs the machine was a wellspring. In the era of a smartphones, dedicated gaming handhelds are a harder proposition. Always hate to see systems die without a successor, he’s hoping that Sony has some hybrid phone/game system planned around their Android line.
. . .Link Post - Why iPhones Cost So Much
Macworld - There's a lot of words at the beginning of the article that translates roughly to strategy tax. Kidding aside, Snell actually has a great point near the end of the article. Apple is supporting older devices for longer, case in point the new OS goes back to the iPhone 5s, meaning that your expensive uber phone can stay in your . . .
Link Post - Cyberpunk For Dummies
The Outline - If you don't know your Rucker from your Sterling, this is a good primer for a Snow Crash course in cyberpunk.
Link Post - Buying More Of My Childhood
Link Post - CA Tries To Regulate Insecure Tech
Motherboard - Can regulation fix the Internet of Shit? Motherboard looks at a new law that tries to regulate security on the the Internet of Things devices like smart lights and IP Cameras. They interview security expert Bruce Schneier, who argues that the bill can’t address the problems in the industry in any meaningful way.