Fish Plays Pokemon

[The Hating Hater]

http://www.twitch.tv/fishplayspokemon
And you thought thousands of bored people playing a single game was enough.

Basicly, a fish named Grayson Hopper makes an attempt on playing pokemon by swimming towards a zone where a button is indicated. No really.

[MatsuriSakuragi]

This trend has gone from a social experiment to an overdone waste of time to exceedingly stupid in just a few months' time.

[Lishy1]

You know, this could inspire a serious experiment in neuroscience whether or not an animal can play video games.

[Stuffman]

You could totally teach a monkey to play pokemon.

[Romantique Tp]

I tried watching this for a minute or two but I think that fish is dead

[Jirachi]

I tried watching this for a minute or two but I think that fish is dead

"Seriously, he's just sleeping!"

And lol this fish thing is getting as much attention as TPP back in Crystal.

[Tengukami]

Saw this thread and thought it literally meant a fish playing Pokemon. I dismissed this as completely silly and reasoned it must be someone going by the handle Fish who is playing Pokemon.

Now that I see my first hunch was actually correct I am humbled by Poe's Law.

[Jirachi]

>23k people watching

[BT]

The fish is stuck in Pallet Town. I mean the aquarium.

[MatsuriSakuragi]

You know, this could inspire a serious experiment in neuroscience whether or not an animal can play video games.

Only the fish has absolutely no idea that it is even playing a game. It's just on a camera that's connected to an image mapping program.

The people who are watching this are literally spending their time watching a fish swim around aimlessly hoping for something to happen in a game which is being played even more aimlessly. At least there was some sort of direction in TPP.

[The Hating Hater]

http://www.twitch.tv/fishplaystreetfighter

This is just in, Fishes Plays Street Fighter II.

[Tengukami]

http://www.twitch.tv/fishplaystreetfighter

This is just in, Fishes Plays Street Fighter II.

Findings so far: fish and 15-year-olds both heavily utilize AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA.