Windows 8 Horror Edition !!link!! Now

While standard operating systems are judged on "usability" and "productivity," horror editions intentionally break these rules to create an atmosphere of powerlessness.

Because it was the first time an operating system felt hostile . It wasn't just buggy (looking at you, Windows ME). It was designed to be confusing. It assumed you had a touchscreen when 95% of users had a mouse. It removed affordances. It broke every rule of user-centered design. windows 8 horror edition