We used a Raspberry Pi 4 and Adafruit Trinket M0 to hook a Nintendo Switch for anyone to play remotely in real-time. On Reddit, user DmitrievStan posted a video showing that they have programmed a single Raspberry Pi computer in a way which allowed it to not only act as a capture card allowing the user to stream Pokemon Sword from their Nintendo Switch, but also allowing anyone online to control the game in real-time. RELATED: Dataminers Discover Cut Content from Pokemon: Let's GoĪlthough it has been a while since the original Twitch Plays Pokemon, it seems that some are still eager to experiment with the concept. Despite this all seeming impressive enough, one Pokemon fan has created their own version of Twitch Plays Pokemon that allows for even more viewer control. All the way back in 2014, one curious Twitch user decided to see if the Twitch chat could complete a playthrough of Pokemon Red in what became infamously known as Twitch Plays Pokemon. Viewers could control the game via the Twitch chat by simply typing in commands such as "up" to move the player character up, or "a" to select an option, and while this was rather chaotic to watch, Twitch Plays Pokemon quickly became more about the dynamic of Twitch chat and the chat's desire to either cause chaos or work together.Įver since the Pokemon Red playthrough of Twitch Plays Pokemon, the event has become sort of a tradition with the release of each new mainline Pokemon game, even resulting in spinoff events such as Twitch Plays Tetris, and even Fish Plays Pokemon, where someone got their real fish to play through Pokemon Red.
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