This is the worst Pokemon Nintendo 64 game of all time.

To the Pokemon fans here, I have played Hey You Pikachu and while I did like the 3D graphics, music. However, this game requires you plug a microphone into the forth Nintendo 64 port in order to play the game. The worst part is trying to command Pikachu to tell him what to do. Pikachu in this game is the worst useless character like Magikarp. He does his own thing and you never get any fetch quests done, the first person movement is super slow and clunky and it is awful to play and the game doesn't even let you play how you want. Also you have to keep yelling certain word commands to that annoying Pikachu and keeps disobeying you which makes me want to spank Pikachu. I'm very ashamed of the Nintendo company for allowing this worst Pokemon game off all time to be released.

In conclusion, I hope this crummy Pokemon game gets buried in the landfill like with ET and becomes a lost game. In the meantime, you're better off playing Superman 64 or Ridge Racer 64 which is slightly better. Or better yet play Pokemon Snap, Pokemon Puzzle League, Super Smash Bros, Pokemon Stadium 1 and 2 and skip this broken unresponsive microphone command crummy, Nintendo 64 game. This game should've won the worst video game of all time award not Superman 64 which gets more bashed than this broken Pokemon Nintendo 64 game.

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