Done live at ESA Summer 2019! For anyone who can't tell, Robo and I are playing on the right side.
Some information about the timing: The stream, unfortunately, had some issues in the middle of our run so this is the raw footage from the local recording. The timer was paused at 57:03 for 41 seconds, but the raw footage had a small skip that lasted 2-3 seconds (determined by looking at the nametags and their transition), so I'm adding 44 seconds to the additional time. Our run ended at 3:43:14
Other than that, the YouTube-player might not correspond to the timer on the screen, adding 10~30 seconds per hour of playtime according to the tech station at ESA. The timer on the screen should be the right one to refer to.
We also switched controller during the run; Retrotato controlling player 1 from the beginning to 59:21, then RoboSparkle to 2:09:42, then Retrotato again to 3:04:44, and then RoboSparkle to the end of the run.
Hello everyone! With the release of the Nintendo Switch 2 imminent, we have added a new annotated variable to all of the Let's Go, Pikachu!/Eevee! categories: the Console variable. This variable is used to denote whether your run was performed on the Switch 1 or on the Switch 2.
This new Consol
