Oh. The way you were all proud of yourself made it sound like you made some kind of witty comment that was funny. You were referring to the comment that was neither. Sorry for the confusion. Do take some solace in that you were indeed correct for my part. I did not read the article at all.

Really? I didn't see that comment. Was it dismissed? Could you repost it again? I bet it was hilarious.

Was there ever a day one cartridge revision release? That would be nutty.

Who are these people? You should mock and insult them.

I do not remember that.

So?

Would they?

I’m still right.

Dad?

Also as a developer, let me save you the time and let you know it is boring a shit. You would be asking to be hit with a fly swatter five minutes in.

Although I was never arguing anything to begin with, I am glad you agree with me.

Exponentially huh? That's crazy complex.

Nope. Didn’t read the article at all. Also I used to be a computer programmer. This isn’t new to me.

Okay.

Okay.

Day one patches are common because they can be done. If the ability to patch a game was non-existent such as in the days of cartridge yore, there would be no day one patches.

I eagerly await “50 Shades of Warcraft” youtube videos now.

It is one of the ones that is part of a story line (which the article points out) and it also helps to read the news post on the penny arcade site with it.

Did you know if you pointed it at a light bulb you would always get a hit as well?

Actually the Game Genie was never licensed by Nintendo. If memory serves correctly, I think they actually hated that it existed.