Fish Plays Pokemon

[Veho]

edit: or a camera, the same concept as the fish, but using a camera on a street, and when people passes by it selects the keys...

Pressure-sensitive cobblestones.

 

[migles]

how about the game playing itself?

pick the raw data from the rom and turn it into keys and let the game play itself from the first to the last bit of the rom?

 

[Drink the Bleach]

i can't believe the fish did that.. how did he leaved the house go into grass and picked a pokemon... someone gave fish an hand...

Its been a week and hes still stuck in pallet town. His pokemon is still lvl 6 so i think he hasnt touched grass yet. The stream will go down before fish can even finish a gym likely since pokemon capture is unlikely

 

[Clydefrosch]

i guess he should put in a second fish

 

[Taleweaver]

This one would be fun as the background of a tech convention. The chill room, or something.

I know it's not exactly the high point of television, but it still beats the shopping channel.


EDIT:
Also: next up on twitch plays pokémon:


A blind & deafmute

the stock market (every number that passes that stream is algorythmically reduced to one of the possible moves

God/mother nature (a snapshot of the starry sky is taken each hour. There is a calculation of light dots (stars) in each segment; the segment with the most stars in it will become the button being pressed)

a coma patient

 

[The Real Jdbye]

It's a cool idea but it's too slow. Gets boring after about 2 seconds.

 

[Veho]

This is getting out of hand.

 

[Guild McCommunist]

This is getting out of hand.

...How did he get that far?

 

[migles]

why dont they have a chicken version? it would be a little funnier..

 

[Gahars]

This is getting out of hand.

*snip*

He's got nerves of steel!

 

[Drink the Bleach]

Honestly i keep comming back to check on grayson, hes still in pallet

 

[The Catboy]

So far I've found it as interesting as watching a fish swim randomly. Which isn't interesting.
I don't think they will ever get the spark they got with Twitch plays Pokemon.

 

[Sterling]

So far I've found it as interesting as watching a fish swim randomly. Which isn't interesting.
I don't think they will ever get the spark they got with Twitch plays Pokemon.

Which is perfectly fine IMO. I don't believe firing up the hivemind more than once or twice is a good idea.

Still, I feel like the most entertainment I've gotten from a stream was when Lance went down thanks to the Dragonborn Venomoth. I will forever remember that moment as being that month's highlight on the internet.