Playing POKEMON for Charity~!!
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These guys who call themselves speed gamers are attempting to catch all 493 pokemon in 73 hours. So far they're raised over 7500 dollars and all donations are going to cancer research.

Live Stream Here.
http://www.thespeedgamers.com/
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#2
Wow! Good luck to them! I salute thee!
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#3
Fight on!
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#4
At first i was really ecstatic about such an endeavor. I pointed my browser towards that URL. First thing i heard. Guess what it was.

METROID SPEED RUN.

I desire to see that now.
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#5
so do they gotta catch them all or do they not count legendaries?
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#6
finalbragade Wrote:so do they gotta catch them all or do they not count legendaries?

493 Pokemon, that means all of them. Legendaries included. My guess is they're having others trade them the event Pokemon.
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finalbragade Wrote:so do they gotta catch them all or do they not count legendaries?

From the FAQ:

Quote:How are you going to catch [Pokémon]?

Event Pokémon are gathered ahead of time. Pokémon from certain games are acquired from those games, live. The final DS card will have a complete Pokédex and all of the final evolutions

So yeah i guess they include legends.
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#8
I remember watching them do this last year.




[SIZE="1"]I remember that they failed to catch them all in the time limit.

Oh, and one of them, Baltes shoved a candy cane up his nose for a while. He complained about the candy cane becoming a sharp point and burning him.[/SIZE]
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#9
http://www.extralives.org/

These guys did a Pokemon marathon a while ago, but it was completing one game from each generation (I-III) in a row. It was better, IMO.
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#10
428 captured so far.



I remember watching it on the first day, didn't know it was still going on.


$13k raised so far.
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#11
Gotta catch 'em all!
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#12
436. What's with the guy spinning the Gengar with his hand?
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#13
So basically they're playing an emulator legally?
Nevermind, it seems they're playing their DS, not that I can tell.

Oh, they just got Suicune.
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#14
This is awesome. No other words to describe this. Fantastically innovative and super-beneficial. Bravo to the Speed Gamers!
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#15
They had something like this locally around my area but it was with Yu-Gi-Oh and Magic trading cards.

Everytime someone beat a 'Master', they would donate money to some charity.

Cool stuff though.
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#16
I still don't get how stuff like this raises money. Do people sponsor them or something?
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#17
ClawofBeta Wrote:I still don't get how stuff like this raises money. Do people sponsor them or something?

*facepalm*

they asks ppl to donate money while watching them being a no life.
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#18
Horusmaster Wrote:*facepalm*

they asks ppl to donate money while watching them being a no life.

Why go through all the trouble of being a no life if you could just ask people to donate?

Strange people would donate money to charity only if people are playing Pokemon.
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