CAN THE NUMBER π BEAT POKÉMON? | Pi Plays Pokémon Sapphire - Stream

Welcome to this experiment, where the number π controls Pokémon Sapphire via its digits.
Inspired by the age-old question of "Can you find the entire works of Shakespeare in Pi?", and more recently by Mutekimaru Channel (Fish Plays Pokémon) and obviously TwitchPlaysPokemon, we aim to see whether there is a "game-winning sequence" inside well-known mathematical constants.
Every digit between 0-9 is mapped to a button and fed into the game per each second, making the number in question automatically play the game.
This project is streamed on Twitch, running 24/7 on a Google Cloud server.
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Created by @armityle29

[@LagrimaArdiente]

Man, Seth sure does love hanging out with the professor's wife...

[@Lemon_cult64]

You should make some of the menu buttons into movement buttons

[@thered4048]

The pokedex is making it wayyyy slower lol

[@emporer15]

I don't think anyone would fault you for manually guiding Seth to route 102, but I understand if you want to keep this to just the math.

[@peperodriguez9527]

Nah, the point of this experiment is to make the number pi beat Pokémon. It can't receive external help.

[@KoraOSRS]

Seems like more of an art piece than an experiment, I mean sure if we wait for long enough, Pi will indeed beat the game, but we can also factually say it will take longer than any of us will be around 😂
So it feels more artistic, letting it run like this despite the reality that we won’t actually see it happen. It would still be super exciting watching it inch closer every few years, praying it doesn’t undo all its progress over the next few years lmao