
Don't you just wish that Twitter had always existed?
Sure extreme political ideals and trolls would have been given a platform for a lot longer, but just think of the fun you could have had in the 80s and 90s (we're showing our age now).
Like, imagine all the memes that would have come out after the Spice Girls dropped the video for 'Wannabe', or what the reaction would have been after Tiffany got killed off on Eastenders.
Oh, the possibilities...
Well, as Hollywood actor Seth Rogen has proven, it is still possible to reveal things that have been known for decades and still shock the internet.
On Monday, the Superbad and Knocked Up star tweeted a secret about the 1984 Nintendo video game Duck Hunt which barely anyone seemed to know about.
Me and my sister found this out because I sat on the controller by accident and the duck kept flying to the top right corner.— Seth Rogen (@Seth Rogen) 1537209179
Just in case, you were born after the invention of 64-bit consoles, Duck Hunt was a 2D video game where you had to shoot ducks out of the sky using an electronic gun.
It was a fairly simple game but if Rogen's claim is true then it is even easier.
As soon as the Canadian shared this revelation his tweet began to cause people to question their very existence and concept of reality.
@Lin_Manuel He still laughs at all of us to this day.— Seth Rogen (@Seth Rogen) 1537254758
@Sethrogen @rejectedjokes I did not come on Twitter to have my mind blown today. I feel like my life is a lie. What… https://t.co/9tOVjo5Nsm— Tom Jorgensen (@Tom Jorgensen) 1537216163
@Sethrogen 😳holy shit— Elijah Wood (@Elijah Wood) 1537222627
This began people questioning why they had been so bad at the game in the past.
What if the reason we all couldn't hit the ducks is because we were playing against ghosts? https://t.co/p2mp72oN5a— Daniel Berrios (@Daniel Berrios) 1537218346
We can understand that this type of news might be a little too much to handle, no matter the time of day and you have every right to question it as we all know how rampant fake news is these days.
Just to prove that it is right, Seth even dug out a picture of the instruction which told you, right there in black and white, that Duck Hunt was a two-player game.
@DaveWeasel https://t.co/rMXOcNwH8J— Seth Rogen (@Seth Rogen) 1537233374
Here is a video for further evidence.
Of course, there were a few smart alecs out there who knew about it and we've just got one question: 'Why didn't you tell us earlier?'
@Sethrogen https://t.co/Rm5ZrRZeXG— Pat Contri (@Pat Contri) 1537223359
The problem is now is that all we can see is that blasted dog laughing at us. Thanks, Seth!