No way! Thank you for this great video. Wouldn't have been possible without many friends who accepted to grind this game with me. Lots of discussion went into developing strategies, and two years of trying once in a while. I saw StaleBeeflet and MrPopo runs with their girlfriend, saw MrPopo's comment on cyberscore "4 player could do even more damage" and knew I had to convince my friend to play this. Highscore/speedrunning with friends is truly amazing. Your record of Bobsled Run with Lightningwar91 is also an inspiration. This being said, this lickitung record shouldn't be compared with 1 player against 3-CPUs. It is a huge advantage to play four players. Finally, congrats to QuébecYoshi for not losing his cool in front of such odds.
The 'green liquid' isn't actually wasabi, it's green tea. You can see it on the menu at the back, あがり. Lickitung freaks out every time because the green tea at a sushi restaurant is piping hot.
So if that's piping-hot green tea, then we're left to assume the chef, as a prank, secretly sprinkled in wasabi on random pieces of sushi for his own amusement
I genuinely ponder how much of speedrunning's popularity as a whole has to do with its genesis mostly involving NES, SNES, N64 and PSX games of that era. Sometimes I ponder doing a video essay along those lines, but idk it might be too different from my usual stories and tales.
Thank you for the translation and descriptions! Maybe I should make an infographic about this, since I don't believe it's ever been truly documented anywhere.
@@GamerFolklore If you do end up making that infographic, here's more info for it, namely what the announcer shouts during the game When the game starts: いらっしゃい (irasshai = Welcome!) When shrimp sushi appears: えび一丁 (ebi icchou = Plate of shrimp sushi) When fatty tuna sushi appears: とろ一丁 (toro icchou = Plate of fatty tuna sushi) When sea urchin sushi appears: うに一丁 (uni icchou = Plate of sea urchin sushi) When the game ends: へい、おあいそ (hei, oaiso = Alright, here's your bill/check) After calculation: 毎度あり (maidoari = Come again/Thank you for your patronage!) Additionally, when Lickitung eats the green tea, he turns red and starts flailing (too hot!). When he turns green and starts flailing, that's because he ate some sushi with wasabi in it. It's completely random which plates have the wasabi in them, which is why Lickitung's freak outs come at complete random in this game.
As a kid I heard "who needs salt?" Not knowing what sushi was, I didn't think it was odd. I assumed the rest was just indecipherable due to low quality.
@scraddles4381 im really glad this minigame didnt get localized. It has so much personality to it thanks to its japanese identity. And playing it was still the most fun even if none of that was understood.
@infjmale91 that's why I said "I want to believe", anyone can say anything. I think uploading something like an interview would be amazing, even for documentation, I love that mini game the voice line is so iconic
we see these types of runners once every few years and u see the run u just know these people are simply born with a gift and cant be replicated by regular civillians its just amazing to see in real time being in the presence of greatness its striking and remarkable to say the least thank them for their service
This always was my favorite mini game, but I was always amazed how well the AI could do with the relatively complex strategy that changes on the fly. I never managed to win consistently on hard.
This game brings back memories. The announcer btw says uni-cha which means the sushi is uni or sea urchin roe. Makes sense as it tends to be one of the more expensive sushi.
Very interesting to compare the chances of category 5 CME vs this run. They are actually very close. May solar event was largest in 20 years - there are 7300 nights in 20 years. So chances were 1 / 7300 (roughly the same chances as this run).
Even though I'm pretty sure the drink is green tea, the guy's description of wasabi was so sweet and so 2000. Him saying "the spiciest sauce and multiply it by 4 or 5" just really cements it for me.
Amazing minigame and video. Lickitung is probably the most forgotten generation 1 Pokemon but it's a favorite of mine, and this minigame is the biggest spotlight he gets.
The Clefairy game could be done using the yellow buttons instead of the Dpad. I loved that one. I played the crap out of both Pokemon Stadium 1 & 2 and had so much fun transferring my Pokemon over via the controller attachment. Also, loved that Pokemon could be weird colors and this was before shinies were a thing so that was also very cool. Also, there were models of all 151* Pokemon as you could use Mew in there.
My buddy and I talked about playing a Pokémon game on 64 and how cool it would be when we were in like 3rd grade. When Pokémon stadium came out we thought we were spied on 😂
Indeed it was quite a pop off! We knew it was a new record, but we expected maybe 35 000 at most at the end of the run. It's a shame we weren't recording our sound or video, it would've been the perfect ending to this video.
I mean personally if i went to a sushi restaurant and ordered a second helping of the same thing and they charged me double for it I'd probably complain
Wow I'm glad you said that! We were actually calling the second most expensive sushi "ice cream sandwich" (in french) in all of our attempts. Not knowing what it was, that's what it made us think about. Good to know we're not the only ones!
Great video as always. There's another N64 game that uses the D-Pad (exclusively even): Mischief Maker. Would be nice to get a video on this incredibly hard game (I never understood as a kid).
Personally, I never remembered having a D-pad problem. Clefairy Says was one of mine and my brother's favorite mini game. Some of my fondest memories is playing this game with him. I need to get a copy of it soon and relive those memories tbh.
Really enjoyed this video! My best friends and I used to play these minigames every time we would get together (as well as Crash Bash, Mario Kart 64, Crash Team Racing, and more).
Suggested optimization: The designated eater should start out on shrimp (350Y) during the first 20 seconds, then switch to uni (1000Y) This should give roughly 5,000 extra points from 5 extra shrimp rather than sitting around waiting for uni to populate Shrimp have the best combination of spawn rate and score, exceeding even uni Alternately you can start on roe (250Y) or tuna sashimi (600Y) if several of these spawn Shrimp have 35 points of expected value from a random spawn (10% times 350Y) while all three other top foods have 30 points of EV However, a "perfect" run of Shrimp will only net something like 20k-30k points (15-20 shrimp) so once you spawn some uni in you definitely want to make the switch if going for a high score Obviously the uni spawn will come with enough attempts
Fwiw, there are also leaderboards for all the minigames on RetroAchievements (find the Pkmn Stadium page and look at the last panel on the right side column), though they're all inheriently done on emulator since RA submission is managed by the emu itself automatically using direct data from the game's memory. There's no way to do any manual submissions on any of RA's leaderboards that I'm aware of. Also, they're all specifically listed as "as 1P vs 3 Hard COMs" so you couldn't use multi-player strats for them.
Hey Goose thank you for the nostalgia. That’s your brand, nostalgia. Next business ideas, other classic game systems? Most popular games. PlayStation 1/2? Twisted Metal cheats? Etc. Love your work thanks for the content ❤
I have a couple other channel ideas. I even have their (empty) channel pages featured on this main channel page. But it can be hard to put in the work to make videos when you're not sure you'll gain a following there. One example is that I want to do an "Olympics Iceberg", but I'm not sure if I should upload it here, or on a new channel and start a new kind of offshoot channel.
Wow, this is an atomic bomb of nostalgia. I haven't thought about those minivans for 22 years. But I now realise I played them an insane amount of hours.
I never had any troubles whatsoever with the N64 D-pad, and I played quite a lot of Mischief Makers (a game that requires using the D-pad to move instead of the stick) so I definitely would have noticed a problem. I think you just had a janky controller.
The idea of Justin emailing Greg P in the early 2000s to confidently correct the ‘green coffee’ to ‘giant cup of wasabi’ gives me an indescribable feeling lmao. Thank you for including this in the video.
3:03 "Honestly the d-pad was probably the biggest downside on the otherwise perfect and magnificent Nintendo 64 controller." That's some subtle, deadpan comedy.
Open to being corrected, but I've checked using the binomial distribution and the chance of at least 9 out of 65 plates spawning when they have a 3% chance is 1 in 8750. Edit: I've been corrected! The proper number of interest is 1 in 7266.
@@falkush I'm a bit mad because I _swear_ I checked it was P(X>=9) the first time!! Upon rechecking the numbers though, it looks like it's actually 1 in ~7266
Child me would be so proud of seeing the funny lickitung noises mastered it was my favorite minigame and was also like the only game in the universe that my mom liked to play lol. Look at them passing away that sushi (what is sushi in the pokemon world made of?). Ekans also has a soft spot in me with small child dreamlike look and music, it's almost like a Nickelodeon bumper. Also I recently replayed Snap this channel having some to do with it. Definitely the best skill I've had at it.
The menu is literally written on the wall. Maybe not in the 90s, but these days everyone can simply google what those signs mean, even if you can't read hiragana. And seriously wasabi? That's just green tea, it's simply too hot for Lickitung. The green freak outs are probably because of too much wasabi on a sushi though. Also, that description of wasabi is horrible, wasabi spiciness has absolutely nothing to do with chili pepper spiciness.
Umm not to be that guy but in the electric charge mini game its pikachu and voltorb electrode has the white on top and red on the bottom and are significantly bigger
No way! Thank you for this great video. Wouldn't have been possible without many friends who accepted to grind this game with me. Lots of discussion went into developing strategies, and two years of trying once in a while. I saw StaleBeeflet and MrPopo runs with their girlfriend, saw MrPopo's comment on cyberscore "4 player could do even more damage" and knew I had to convince my friend to play this. Highscore/speedrunning with friends is truly amazing. Your record of Bobsled Run with Lightningwar91 is also an inspiration. This being said, this lickitung record shouldn't be compared with 1 player against 3-CPUs. It is a huge advantage to play four players. Finally, congrats to QuébecYoshi for not losing his cool in front of such odds.
You can see at 12:45 I almost lost my cool with the 3 missed bites😅
@@quebecyoshi The legend himself appears. But you went full Lockwood and let that Clutchness run through you.
Couldn’t believe my eyes when I came into your stream and saw a score over 40k! You guys are all legends
So... We getting that 25 soon? :)
@@A88mph yes, I got another 24 with no misthrows. Didn't get many golden unfortunately. A few more 24 and 25 is next.
The 'green liquid' isn't actually wasabi, it's green tea. You can see it on the menu at the back, あがり. Lickitung freaks out every time because the green tea at a sushi restaurant is piping hot.
I was gonna say... the cup looks like it's for tea and that much Wasabi is just ludicrous
So if that's piping-hot green tea, then we're left to assume the chef, as a prank, secretly sprinkled in wasabi on random pieces of sushi for his own amusement
You beat me to it. I was gonna post the same comment.
@@midi5467 also real wasabi isn't that spicey. the fake wasabi is much more spicey because its horseradish.
@@Adam-jr4lx I was sure the stronger stuff was more authentic. I like the kick it has. I thought fake stuff would be less potent
"in the early 2000s ... at the very peak of human existence"
You just had to be there, man. Pre-9/11 was a different world.
Back when people could afford rent, groceries, and even houses
We’ve fell off
I genuinely ponder how much of speedrunning's popularity as a whole has to do with its genesis mostly involving NES, SNES, N64 and PSX games of that era. Sometimes I ponder doing a video essay along those lines, but idk it might be too different from my usual stories and tales.
@@GamerFolklore Do it.
at the back it says the menu. they're sorted by point value.
あがり = green tea
かっぱ = kappamaki (cucumber sushi wrapped in seaweed). black/white/green.
たまご = egg sushi. yellow/white/black.
てっか = tekkamaki (raw tuna sushi wrapped in seaweed). black/white/red.
いくら = salted salmon roe sushi. red/black.
えび = shrimp sushi. white/red with tail.
とろ = fatty tuna sushi. red/white.
うに = seasoned sea urchin egg sushi. orange/black.
Thank you for the translation and descriptions! Maybe I should make an infographic about this, since I don't believe it's ever been truly documented anywhere.
@@GamerFolklore If you do end up making that infographic, here's more info for it, namely what the announcer shouts during the game
When the game starts: いらっしゃい (irasshai = Welcome!)
When shrimp sushi appears: えび一丁 (ebi icchou = Plate of shrimp sushi)
When fatty tuna sushi appears: とろ一丁 (toro icchou = Plate of fatty tuna sushi)
When sea urchin sushi appears: うに一丁 (uni icchou = Plate of sea urchin sushi)
When the game ends: へい、おあいそ (hei, oaiso = Alright, here's your bill/check)
After calculation: 毎度あり (maidoari = Come again/Thank you for your patronage!)
Additionally, when Lickitung eats the green tea, he turns red and starts flailing (too hot!). When he turns green and starts flailing, that's because he ate some sushi with wasabi in it. It's completely random which plates have the wasabi in them, which is why Lickitung's freak outs come at complete random in this game.
As a kid I heard "who needs salt?" Not knowing what sushi was, I didn't think it was odd. I assumed the rest was just indecipherable due to low quality.
@scraddles4381 im really glad this minigame didnt get localized. It has so much personality to it thanks to its japanese identity. And playing it was still the most fun even if none of that was understood.
Chalmers, looking at the scoreboard:
"good lord, what is happening in there?!"
"Aurora Borealis"
So...we're still waiting on the first 30k score after all.
They skipped 30k. They are fucking legends. They've never seen a 30k and they never fucking will.
I got a >27,000 once, never been near it since
Pokemon Stadium had fire minigames
The Lickitung game was the most fun, I loved the guy yelling.
“Hai Irasshai!”
@infjmale91 I want to believe this
@infjmale91 that's why I said "I want to believe", anyone can say anything. I think uploading something like an interview would be amazing, even for documentation, I love that mini game the voice line is so iconic
@infjmale91 dang, see this is why I said "I want to believe" , thanks for being honest lol
we see these types of runners once every few years and u see the run u just know these people are simply born with a gift and cant be replicated by regular civillians its just amazing to see in real time being in the presence of greatness its striking and remarkable to say the least thank them for their service
My friends.... It just... keeps... happening....
I forgot all about these! Thnx mate for nostalgia
This group of friends just min/maxed our childhood
There's something so whimsical about seeing a super lucky run. The way everything comes together just right is beautiful.
This always was my favorite mini game, but I was always amazed how well the AI could do with the relatively complex strategy that changes on the fly. I never managed to win consistently on hard.
This game brings back memories. The announcer btw says uni-cha which means the sushi is uni or sea urchin roe. Makes sense as it tends to be one of the more expensive sushi.
I just hooked up my old N64 so my 7-year-old son could play these mini games. He loves the sushi one
That was super awesome, what a great team goal and display!
The Ekans 25 has my interest for sure
The legendary winkmarket got 25 about 3 days after this video!
I remember being like 3-4. Waiting for my brothers to get home so they could set up the 64 just for me to play these mini games for hoursss
Great video! This inspired me to pick the game back up after a couple of years and grind out a 30,000 score run against all COMs!
That's a really good score!
I spent so many accumulative hours playing Sushi Go Round with my cousin back in the day, those minigames were really fun
Very interesting to compare the chances of category 5 CME vs this run. They are actually very close. May solar event was largest in 20 years - there are 7300 nights in 20 years. So chances were 1 / 7300 (roughly the same chances as this run).
Even though I'm pretty sure the drink is green tea, the guy's description of wasabi was so sweet and so 2000. Him saying "the spiciest sauce and multiply it by 4 or 5" just really cements it for me.
Confirmed early 2000s was the peak of human existence.
Just 19 points shy of greatness.
Amazing minigame and video. Lickitung is probably the most forgotten generation 1 Pokemon but it's a favorite of mine, and this minigame is the biggest spotlight he gets.
I remember taking ages to get Lickitung in Pokemon GO. I couldn't hatch him from a 10km egg for ages!!!
Loved this
The Clefairy game could be done using the yellow buttons instead of the Dpad. I loved that one.
I played the crap out of both Pokemon Stadium 1 & 2 and had so much fun transferring my Pokemon over via the controller attachment. Also, loved that Pokemon could be weird colors and this was before shinies were a thing so that was also very cool. Also, there were models of all 151* Pokemon as you could use Mew in there.
A new gamer goose video, at this time of year, at this time of day, in this part of the country, localised entirely in Sushi-Go-Round?!
My buddy and I talked about playing a Pokémon game on 64 and how cool it would be when we were in like 3rd grade. When Pokémon stadium came out we thought we were spied on 😂
What an insane score, I can only imagine the pop off when they saw it,.
Indeed it was quite a pop off! We knew it was a new record, but we expected maybe 35 000 at most at the end of the run. It's a shame we weren't recording our sound or video, it would've been the perfect ending to this video.
OMMGG I'M GONNA POPPPP
my neighbors didn't have to imagine it
Someone has to make these super niche videos, thanks Goose!
it's a shame there wasn't a way to get exactly 19 more yen, for a perfect 42069.
Thanks for the awesome video Goose! Stay true my friend!
Congrats, man. This was crazy to see.
"Side Games" bruh they were the main games for me and my homies
You wouldn't think it'd keep happening, but it does.
This is my favorite TH-cam channel now. Only person I’ve ever heard talk about The World Is Not Enough speedrunning. You the goat man 🐐
03:47 *Voltorb* Elektrode is the evolution xD
Pokemon Stadium and Stadium 2 are awesome games, hopefully we will see more videos about the games here in the future. Keep it up man! 🙂
We love you Goose! ❤
Great video as always and thanks for sharing
I mean personally if i went to a sushi restaurant and ordered a second helping of the same thing and they charged me double for it I'd probably complain
That's a great point!
Squad goals
Ive never seen a 30000 and never will
AND I CLUTCHED THE WASABI
😂
Not sure if its a troll: but i do remember hearing at one point that solar waves does affect packets/memory/RNG with older games/speedruns
Im french Canadian! We are not mentioned a lot in videos like this! This is sick!
It's a Voltorb, not Electrode, I can't believe you'd do this Goose, i'm unsubscribing.
Might need to see his pokemon cards now
I genuinely understand and that's OK.
@@GamerFolklore T'sall good brotha o(〃＾▽＾〃)o(^ ‿ ^)
Chunky, how are you gonna unsubscribe? How are you even talking? According to Brentalfloss, you're dead.
Lickitung has a tummy ache after all this food.
“What an unbelievable course of sushi” lmaooo
I have no interest in either Pokémon or sushi. Was I all in for this video? You damn right I was.
Lickitung's tongue licks Lickitung's tongue with a tongue that Lickitung's tongue has.
At this time of year, at this time of day, in this part of the country, located entirely within your sushi kitchen?
Incredible video, thank you. Shoutout Falkush
Shoutout to your insane 9-wins minigame championship hyper difficulty WR
Your Electrodes seem to be upside down.
This game was fun back in the day 😀 just brings back a lot of memories. Thanks for this video!
SummoningSushi...
The fact that the score they got is as close to 42069 as possible is simply iconic
that would be 42070, I guess we have to keep playing! Can't believe Québecyoshi didn't go for that last green tea!
Love this story... Just friends reliving their childhood with an adult goal and strategy
I absolutely love seeing an ultra optimized run of something super obscure
It's kinda embarrassing but as a kid, I thought some of the dishes where ice cream sandwiches.
Wow I'm glad you said that! We were actually calling the second most expensive sushi "ice cream sandwich" (in french) in all of our attempts. Not knowing what it was, that's what it made us think about. Good to know we're not the only ones!
Many kids had no idea what sushi was.
At least there's no jelly donut to further confuse us.
I used to think that the 50 and 200 yen items were shoes.
As a kid, the egg sushi looked like a cleaning sponge to me. I couldn't understand what it might otherwise be.
Me too. I also thought the shrimp one was a pork chop
Great video, super cool editing honestly. The CRT was done well and the hand cams were a nice touch to help explain the mini games.
Thanks! This is actually kinda more "low key" editing from me, with fewer texts and images flying in and out of the screen, so I'm glad you liked it!
@@GamerFolklore Yeah I noticed it was more subdued, but very effective editing honestly. Great job as usual!
19 points away from the perfect score.
Sadly the score can't increase by small enough increments for that.
Great video as always.
There's another N64 game that uses the D-Pad (exclusively even): Mischief Maker. Would be nice to get a video on this incredibly hard game (I never understood as a kid).
I've heard good things about Mischief Makers. I would like to get to it someday, but it's after Jet Force Gemini and Quest 64 on the priority list.
N64 d-pad isn't perfect, but it's functional. You might've played with busted controllers.
Yeah the switch pro controller is worse imo
Imagine taking your lickitung out for sushi and having to drop around 400 dollars for the meal.
freakin solar flares always throwing off the rng of old gaming systems smh
If I didn't already have a billion projects on the go I'd be tempted to mod precise timers and score counters and endless modes into these.
I think the green thing is a mug of hot green tea
Nah the Japanese on the wall makes it clear it's wasabi
@@newerest1 The Japanese on the far left sign is "あがり" which is tea in sushi restaurants.
Personally, I never remembered having a D-pad problem. Clefairy Says was one of mine and my brother's favorite mini game. Some of my fondest memories is playing this game with him. I need to get a copy of it soon and relive those memories tbh.
*casually googles price of Pokemon stadium n64*
It's on the Nintendo switch online subscription. Heaps of other good games including stadium 2
Is morally bereft of me to suggest that you play this 20+ year old game for free on PC emulator 😂
@@nicklowe_ but then I can't flick the hoola hoop snakes with the N64 controller 😂
just use Project 64 or a similar emulator.
Lacking any Transfer Pak function, that might be the only reason to bother buying it on Switch. (Sure there are rental Pokemon, but come on.)
the music of the clefairy game somehow triggered existential traumatic memories of playing that game 😨
I knew this would happen to a percentage of viewers.
For the time the models weren’t bad at all
Truly one of the greatest UNI-CHAAA moments
I've never had any issues with the N64 D-Pad, and i spent a lot of time playing games that used it. Maybe that minigame was coded poorly?
Or bad controller?
isn't it food poisoning, as opposed to spiciness
heh
Really enjoyed this video! My best friends and I used to play these minigames every time we would get together (as well as Crash Bash, Mario Kart 64, Crash Team Racing, and more).
Thank you, TH-cam algorithm
Certainly wasn't expecting this. Great coverage, Goose!
love gooses folklore, his voice is totally iconic at this point. been watching in the shadows for 10 years haha
Man, this video just made me really want sushi...
Suggested optimization:
The designated eater should start out on shrimp (350Y) during the first 20 seconds, then switch to uni (1000Y)
This should give roughly 5,000 extra points from 5 extra shrimp rather than sitting around waiting for uni to populate
Shrimp have the best combination of spawn rate and score, exceeding even uni
Alternately you can start on roe (250Y) or tuna sashimi (600Y) if several of these spawn
Shrimp have 35 points of expected value from a random spawn (10% times 350Y) while all three other top foods have 30 points of EV
However, a "perfect" run of Shrimp will only net something like 20k-30k points (15-20 shrimp) so once you spawn some uni in you definitely want to make the switch if going for a high score
Obviously the uni spawn will come with enough attempts
Fwiw, there are also leaderboards for all the minigames on RetroAchievements (find the Pkmn Stadium page and look at the last panel on the right side column), though they're all inheriently done on emulator since RA submission is managed by the emu itself automatically using direct data from the game's memory. There's no way to do any manual submissions on any of RA's leaderboards that I'm aware of. Also, they're all specifically listed as "as 1P vs 3 Hard COMs" so you couldn't use multi-player strats for them.
Hey Goose thank you for the nostalgia. That’s your brand, nostalgia. Next business ideas, other classic game systems? Most popular games. PlayStation 1/2? Twisted Metal cheats? Etc. Love your work thanks for the content ❤
I have a couple other channel ideas. I even have their (empty) channel pages featured on this main channel page. But it can be hard to put in the work to make videos when you're not sure you'll gain a following there. One example is that I want to do an "Olympics Iceberg", but I'm not sure if I should upload it here, or on a new channel and start a new kind of offshoot channel.
Pretty sure the announcer for the Lickitung game is burned into my brain.
I can still hear that mechanical ticking and ding counting down to start the snake game. Yet I can't remember its name even though the video said it.
Wow, this is an atomic bomb of nostalgia. I haven't thought about those minivans for 22 years. But I now realise I played them an insane amount of hours.
Man, it sure was nice of Nintendo to include a surprisingly-detailed battle simulator to go along with Sushi Go Round
Vive le Québec!
I never had any troubles whatsoever with the N64 D-pad, and I played quite a lot of Mischief Makers (a game that requires using the D-pad to move instead of the stick) so I definitely would have noticed a problem. I think you just had a janky controller.
The idea of Justin emailing Greg P in the early 2000s to confidently correct the ‘green coffee’ to ‘giant cup of wasabi’ gives me an indescribable feeling lmao. Thank you for including this in the video.
These are my favourite things to dig up on old forums, GameFAQs guides and other "old internet".
And he was still wrong himself. It's hot green tea.
@@ErrorlVlacro That’s why I thought his confidence was so funny lol. Who on earth would have a full CUP of wasabi with their sushi 😭
3:03 "Honestly the d-pad was probably the biggest downside on the otherwise perfect and magnificent Nintendo 64 controller."
That's some subtle, deadpan comedy.
Love the videos keep up the good work
I just realized Utsu-P's song "Sushi Go Round" is probably based on this minigame!
Open to being corrected, but I've checked using the binomial distribution and the chance of at least 9 out of 65 plates spawning when they have a 3% chance is 1 in 8750.
Edit: I've been corrected! The proper number of interest is 1 in 7266.
1 in 8750 would be the chance of getting exactly 9 out of 65. For P(X>=9) we get 1 in 7143.
@@falkush I'm a bit mad because I _swear_ I checked it was P(X>=9) the first time!! Upon rechecking the numbers though, it looks like it's actually 1 in ~7266
@@JDLupus ohh right, the website I used only kept 5 decimal places so it wasn't really precise. Thank you for your accurate answer.
@@falkush And thanks for correcting me the first time around! Congrats on your crazy high-score :)
I’ve always wanted to know what things the VO is shouting during and at the end of sushi go round.
I caught a lopunny 😊.
I completely forgot about this game and in turn forgot about all the mini games. I remember those games being weirdly super fun.
Child me would be so proud of seeing the funny lickitung noises mastered it was my favorite minigame and was also like the only game in the universe that my mom liked to play lol. Look at them passing away that sushi (what is sushi in the pokemon world made of?). Ekans also has a soft spot in me with small child dreamlike look and music, it's almost like a Nickelodeon bumper.
Also I recently replayed Snap this channel having some to do with it. Definitely the best skill I've had at it.
The menu is literally written on the wall. Maybe not in the 90s, but these days everyone can simply google what those signs mean, even if you can't read hiragana.
And seriously wasabi? That's just green tea, it's simply too hot for Lickitung. The green freak outs are probably because of too much wasabi on a sushi though. Also, that description of wasabi is horrible, wasabi spiciness has absolutely nothing to do with chili pepper spiciness.
Poor Lickitung, drinking the too-hot green tea!! I feel bad for him!
All these years and I never knew there was an Epic difficulty.
Umm not to be that guy but in the electric charge mini game its pikachu and voltorb electrode has the white on top and red on the bottom and are significantly bigger
I want to see a TAS of this now to see how far you can push the luck.