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    Hey You, Pikachu!

    Game » consists of 2 releases. Released Dec 12, 1998

    Using a microphone attachment for the Nintendo 64, called the Voice Recognition Unit (VRU), guide Pikachu as he goes about his daily tasks, including activities such as cooking, fishing, and babysitting.

    Short summary describing this game.

    Hey You, Pikachu! last edited by SAliFallah on 06/20/19 06:38AM View full history

    Gameplay

    The game begins with the player being given a device (the VRU) by Professor Oak which allows them to communicate with Pokemon, they then use the device to communicate with and befriend a wild Pikachu. The player then goes on a series of daily adventures with Pikachu such as fishing, gathering food in a forest for a feast with other wild Pokemon, or just exploring a large field of flowers. At the end of each day the player receives "Pika Points" from Pikachu, a currency which can be used to buy items, such as new toys, from Abra. After 1 year (365 days) worth of days, Oak again appears, telling the player they must release Pikachu (who has come to live in the player's home) as he is a wild Pokemon. After a series of goodbyes, Pikachu is left in the forest as the player returns home. However, the next day, Pikachu comes back; now living in the forest, but returning to adventure with the player each day.

    Trivia

    If the player of Hey You, Pikachu says "Playstation," Pikachu will become angry at the player.

    Hey You, Pikachu was the only game released in the US to use the VRU.

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