DISCLAIMER: This post delves into MAJOR spoilers! If you’d rather play this hack completely blind, I strongly suggest you read most of this after you’ve finished. Here's a link to the forum post where you can download the patch. Have you ever wondered what it’d feel like if you found something that shouldn't exist? Imagine it’s 2004 and you’re cuddled up under the blankets playing your brand new copy of Pokémon FireRed or LeafGreen.

DISCLAIMER: This post delves into MAJOR spoilers! If you’d rather play this hack completely blind, I strongly suggest you read most of this after you’ve finished. Here's a link to the forum post where you can download the patch. Have you ever wondered what it’d feel like if you found something that shouldn't exist? Imagine it’s 2004 and you’re cuddled up under the blankets playing your brand new copy of Pokémon FireRed or LeafGreen.

The Chicago Cubs look lost—discombobulated, even. It’s like they’ve somehow decided that winning isn’t actually fun and that the concept of having a competent offense is a government ploy meant to dissuade you from coming to games, which until the sun annihilates the Earth in a few billion years, Cubs fans will do. We haven’t even escaped month two yet, and after going on two torrid 10-game winning streaks from mid-April to early May that had fans (including myself) thinking that this team was the second coming, the Chicago Cubs have regressed back to their fetal stage—a squirming, incapable mess of a squad that leaves men on base like its wartime with a pitching staff that seems to have finally ran out of pixie dust.

Nintendo really is becoming the king of shadowdropping, huh?