There’s a Fish Playing Pokemon on Twitch
If Twitch Plays Pokemon proved anything, it’s that the Internet can have a huge variety of entertainment. Now, there’s a fish playing Pokemon on Twitch and it’s just as exciting as you can imagine. The channel features a fish named Grayson Hopper that is literally playing the game in its own way, with software tracking the fish’s movement and directing it to the game. Portions of the fish’s tank has been assigned to different button inputs (up, down, left, right, A, B, select, start) and apparently in the 135 or so hours Grayson’s been playing, he’s managed to actually capture a Pokemon. With nearly 50,000 views on the channel already, we can’t help but imagine what Twitch users will come up with next.
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