Hat-Loving Gamer | OAK marks FAMOUS PHOTOGRAPHS! (Pokémon Snap) @HatLovingGamer | Uploaded 4 years ago | Updated 7 hours ago
I've recreated 6 iconic, real-life photos for Professor Oak to tell me ‘You were close’, enjoy!
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These photos were scored based only on Pokémon Snap's particular way of scoring photos, and not my own opinions, etc.
If you want the photos in BIG!! they're available on my Patreon page (free):
patreon.com/posts/33949257
The photo's featured are based on
'Great Manta' (1933)
'The Beatles - Abbey Road' (1969)
the Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Lion being recorded roaring for the film company's logo
'Lunch atop a Skyscraper' (1932)
Muhammad Ali vs. Sonny Liston II (1965)
and 'Tank Man' (1989).
Drop a comment to request where you'd like the next Snap course to be!
or tweet me twitter.com/chrisramzie
Check out my other Pokémon Snap videos and NEW courses: youtube.com/watch?v=9NIHyWVFZ5k&list=PLVS15h7xpPFY4TUvGpaNvuX99ZGaSKe4x
These photos were scored pretty faithfully to the original Pokémon Snap game. Sizes, Poses, and ‘Wow, more of the Same Pokémon' were scored using photos taken in the game with similar sizes, poses etc. The special (Oh...) Poses are mostly existing poses in Pokémon Snap, such as 'Oh! It's roaring!' and 'Oh! It's enjoying the food!' and gain the same amount of points.
The scores were based more on the real-life photographs rather than my Pokémon recreations in the video (though I tried to keep them similar), the size for the Beatles/Jigglypuff photo for example was based on the size of the Beatles in the frame, not the smaller Jigglypuff.
Machop's 'Wow there are other Machops' refers to ALL the other workers in the original photo, so Machoke and Gurdurr are included in the score too.
And the Special points are based on the significance of the photo, story behind it, and popularity of the photo. Though this is probably where I could be the most biased with my scoring 🤣
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twitter.com/chrisramzie
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DISCLAIMER:
Features great and nostalgic material from Pokémon Snap (1999), Pokémon Stadium (1998) and Pokémon Stadium 2 (2000).
THIS IS AN ANIMATED VIDEO, AND NOT A LEGITIMATE FEATURE IN OF ANY GAME.
Nor is this video affiliated with Nintendo, or any of the companies whose work is referenced in it.
I've recreated 6 iconic, real-life photos for Professor Oak to tell me ‘You were close’, enjoy!
► Subscribe to Hat-Loving Gamer and don't miss my next Snap video! http://bit.ly/HLGchannel
► Want to support Hat-Loving Gamer on Patreon? (Only if you want to!): patreon.com/hatlovinggamer
These photos were scored based only on Pokémon Snap's particular way of scoring photos, and not my own opinions, etc.
If you want the photos in BIG!! they're available on my Patreon page (free):
patreon.com/posts/33949257
The photo's featured are based on
'Great Manta' (1933)
'The Beatles - Abbey Road' (1969)
the Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Lion being recorded roaring for the film company's logo
'Lunch atop a Skyscraper' (1932)
Muhammad Ali vs. Sonny Liston II (1965)
and 'Tank Man' (1989).
Drop a comment to request where you'd like the next Snap course to be!
or tweet me twitter.com/chrisramzie
Check out my other Pokémon Snap videos and NEW courses: youtube.com/watch?v=9NIHyWVFZ5k&list=PLVS15h7xpPFY4TUvGpaNvuX99ZGaSKe4x
These photos were scored pretty faithfully to the original Pokémon Snap game. Sizes, Poses, and ‘Wow, more of the Same Pokémon' were scored using photos taken in the game with similar sizes, poses etc. The special (Oh...) Poses are mostly existing poses in Pokémon Snap, such as 'Oh! It's roaring!' and 'Oh! It's enjoying the food!' and gain the same amount of points.
The scores were based more on the real-life photographs rather than my Pokémon recreations in the video (though I tried to keep them similar), the size for the Beatles/Jigglypuff photo for example was based on the size of the Beatles in the frame, not the smaller Jigglypuff.
Machop's 'Wow there are other Machops' refers to ALL the other workers in the original photo, so Machoke and Gurdurr are included in the score too.
And the Special points are based on the significance of the photo, story behind it, and popularity of the photo. Though this is probably where I could be the most biased with my scoring 🤣
Follow and like Hat-Loving Gamer at: facebook.com/hatlovinggamer
twitter.com/chrisramzie
instagram.com/hatlovinggamer
patreon.com/hatlovinggamer
DISCLAIMER:
Features great and nostalgic material from Pokémon Snap (1999), Pokémon Stadium (1998) and Pokémon Stadium 2 (2000).
THIS IS AN ANIMATED VIDEO, AND NOT A LEGITIMATE FEATURE IN OF ANY GAME.
Nor is this video affiliated with Nintendo, or any of the companies whose work is referenced in it.
