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April 4, 2023

Pokemon Stadium Finally Coming To Nintendo Switch Online

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Nintendo promised Pokemon Stadium for their Nintendo Switch Online service quite a while ago. It’s only now that we’re finally hearing about a date for its arrival. Pokemon Stadium is coming around the middle of next week. Once, long ago, I beat this entire game. I did everything a man could possibly do in there. I smoked all the cups AND the Round 2 cups that are even harder. I earned “Surfin’ Pikachu,” a variant of #25 that could take you across water in Pokemon Yellow AND unlock a secret surfing minigame there. I unlocked the special alternate title screen and managed to register all 151 Pokemon in the Hall of Fame, which gets you a little wavy graphic of every Pokemon running at five frames a second because it was the N64. I’m here to tell you, Pokemon Stadium doesn’t mess around. The battles are quite a bit more difficult than the ones in the Game Boy game this was meant to complement. In fact, you were supposed to

October 23, 2014

Twitch Plays Pokemon Returning With Omega Ruby and Alpha Sapphire

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According to Polygon, Twitch Plays Pokemon is set to return in the near future with a brand new viewer controlled stream. The live channel will return to coincide with the release of Pokemon Omega Ruby and Alpha Sapphire, beginning with a stream of the demo for the games tomorrow. After running for several days it will be replaced with a Pokemon Stadium 2 before returning to the new releases when the they officially launch in North America. Twitch Plays Pokemon first began on 12 February as something of a social experiment. The concept for the Twitch stream involved players who were viewing the live game choosing what the in-game character would do by inputting commands into the chat. Progress in Pokemon Red was slow due to the fact that every input would be implemented in the game, leaving the protagonist having great difficulty in navigating sections needing precise controls, getting stuck in sections and even releasing high level Pokemon by accident. Eventually the creator of the stream introduced changes to