*sigh* *puts on Trekkie hat*

DS9 discovered a wormhole to the Gamma quadrant, where the Dominion (kind of an evil Federation) ruled. Voyager was stuck in the Delta quadrant with the Borg and a few other new-for-that-series races. Supposedly, the Delta Quadrant was the farthest away -- but they still ran into Klingons and Ferengi there. Go figure.

For the record, Earth, Vulcan, and the Klingon homeworld are in the Alpha Quadrant, near the edge with Beta. Romulous is supposedly on the other side of the Alpha/Beta line -- but most of the original series and TNG occur so close to the line, they just decides that everyone refers to Alpha and Beta as 'The Alpha Quadrant'. It's like... Minneapolis and St. Paul. Tell people you're from St. Paul, and they go "Huh?", so you eventually just tell people you're from Minneapolis, and they get it.

So you're from Minneapolis. Got it.

No, I'm not, but very few people have heard of Fitchburg or Moorhead, so I went with a much larger example.

I've been watching Brotherhood. It's very good.

Speaking of Trek, I was just watching the Star Trek movie. Funny how you pick up on things you missed the first time around. Like Scotty making mention of Admiral Archer and his prized beagle being the first live specimen in a transporter experiment. Poor Prometheus, they still can't find him apparently.

... Porthos.

Dammit, I never took off the Trekkie Hat, did I...

You're right! Porthos.

Trekkies never remove the hat. Can't help it.

What does a trekkie hat look like?

Argh! I'm going to have to hook up my Genesis this weekend.

If we're still talking about Star Trek, I hope you've got a planet other than Earth in mind.

Seeeeegaaaaa!

No. I need to verify something from a game. Screw it. I'll just watch a Let's Play.

Was Genesis the first game system to have add on content for a game?

This game is going to be so tongue in cheek.