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#In 2013, Playstation released a video game called ''Colonoscopy 2016'' which finally brought the '''colonoscopy ''' home to the video-game generation. Game-play is first person from the perspective of a gastroenterologist, thus making ''Colonoscopy 2016'' the first-game scoper game ever created. The game garnered positive reviews because of the variety of patients (such as demented and [[Coumadin (Warfarin)|anticoagulated]]) and scenarios (such as drug allergies and dirty colonoscopes), which provided endless hours of gameplay. Plus the unique scoring system for rewarding retroflexion and identification of the ileocecal valve while penalizing bowel perforation added to the value of the experience.#Amidst the Pokémon Go release on July 6, 2016, gastroenterologist Jonathan Wilcox spotted a sigmoid Pikachu during a routine augmented-reality '''colonoscopy'''.<ref>[http://gomerblog.com/2016/07/pikachu-spotted-mans-colon/ Pokémon Go Update: Pikachu Spotted in Man’s Colon]</ref>  '''The Future of Colonoscopies'''----Google has already said the future of '''colonoscopies''' is here when they began introducing self-driving colonoscopes or '''colonoscopy''' drones to the public. Like their self-driving cars, Google's new colonoscopes are not without issues: the self-driving ''''colonoscopy''' will still occasionally veer into someone else's [[Colon|colon]] and get into an accident.