The better minor piece

I see a lot of forum threads about whether knights or bishops are better. Of course the answer is that it depends on the position. So here I'll share a game where a knight outperforms a bishop by a huge margin.

A couple of positional ideas before we get to the game text:

Good/Bad Bishop: A bishop is said to be bad if there are central pawns on the same color square as the bishop and good if there are no pawns on the central squares. While bad bishops can be valuable if they are active, they are often not as valuable as other minor pieces in the game.

 
Knight Outpost: A knight outpost is a square that a knight can occupy without being attacked by a pawn (and often supported by a pawn of it's own).

 
Weak Pawn: A weak pawn is a pawn that can not be protected by another pawn. If such a pawn can be attacked, it becomes a liability for the defender.