Within a given architecture type there are multiple versions. armeabi-v7a is the older target, for 32 bit arm cpus, almost all arm devices support this target. arm64-v8a is the more recent 64 bit target (similar to the 32-bit -> 64 bit transition in desktop computers). I think most new devices are 64 bit, but not sure. arm64-v8a devices can run code compiled against armeabi-v7a, it's backwards compatible.
another obvious reference to the max payne series can be found when alan attempts to research about night springs on the laptop. it is a parody of the game's aperture science handheld portal device, a fictional device used by payne to get around the game's environment.
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