He's made his name on repeating things people have told him... but a new revelation suggests that perhaps Internet insider Pete Dodd is only repeating things he thinks people have said to him.
Reacting to the joyous first screenshots of RBI Baseball, Dodd expressed concern about a detail he felt the game got wrong about Fenway Park:
I've been there dozens of times, where exactly is this in Fenway park? #rbibaseball (thanks to @psnstores for pic) pic.twitter.com/vXTGsgpJbo
— atFamousmortimer (@atPeteDodd) March 12, 2014
By Dodd's own admission, he's been there "dozens of times," yet he can't remember a simple detail about his home team's field. And if he can't remember something he's apparently seen numerous times, how can he be expected to accurately recall elements of a conversation he's only had once?While we can share our concern with words, we believe we can best illustrate this Dodd shortcoming with pictures. So we created an overlay of the RBI Baseball image and placed it in a real image of Fenway Park:
The differences between the real Fenway and RBI's Fenway are so subtle that you might not even notice them in this image -- below we zoom in on the video game/real scoreboard in question:
We have one word: verisimilitude. Needless to say, this new information necessitates a more careful investigation of future Dodd information. We remain committed to the Truth.
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