"When you hit a blood vessel don't say 'Oops,' say 'There.'" —attending surgeon to resident

This is true: I was holding a retractor on the other side of the operating table.

It was not intentionally designed. It was intentionally left in. The first statement is what is cool.

You could share the cool things you are interested in without hating on the things other people think are interesting, though. I'm not familiar with any of the techniques you mentioned and would be curious to hear - sharing them would broaden and enrich the discussion. I can understand having a pet peeve, but that's a matter of your preferences - not something anyone else did wrong. Additionally I think it's founded in a misunderstanding - we all get it that the designer left it in on purpose, that's why we think it's cool.

There's an important game design lesson in one of the defining features of this game being an artefact of the hardware that the game designer accidentally bumped into. That's fascinating. And happy accidents like that are still an important part of game design today.