What does gone gold mean?It's totally done and ready to be shipped?

A boring, but nice to know answer about games going Gold;

"Gone gold" means that the gold "master" CD has been delivered to manufacturing (the CD may or may not actually be gold. The term derived from the fact that CD-R media used to be gold colored. "Gone green", "Gone blue", or "Gone silver" just doesn't have the same feel as "Gone gold"). This is the CD from which all shipping CDs are pressed (shipping CDs are pressed, not burned like the master CD). Depending on the manufacturing run, a game that has "gone gold" may ship to stores in as little as a few days or as late as a few months. 

You may also see "RTM", an acronym for "Released To Manufacturing". It means the same thing as "gone gold". "Gone gold" is usually used for games, while "RTM" is usually used for applications. For web sites, you may see "RTW", an acronym for "Released To the Web", as a similar statement to "RTM" or "Gone Gold".

I wonder when the Day 1 patch will go Gold?

(these are jokes people, just jokes)

Well you are the JOKA :D

Sounds great!

Same day as Titanfall is rumored to go gold. Coincidence? I think so!

Here we go! I've been waiting for this game for a while. Can't wait to get into my PS4!

please contain your xcitement

Why?

Cant wait to bust it out and put it inside... the disc drive!! Hayooooo!