Parallels have been drawn with chaos theory and the infinite monkey theorem, but since the latter would require completely random inputs the comparison remains speculative. Twitch Plays Pokémon is often referred to as a 'social experiment', to see if it is possible to create order from complete chaos. Some volunteers have even contributed to crafting ROM hacks unique to the channel itself. The channel's community is entirely volunteer-run, in fact, from the chat moderation team to the programming team that oversees changes to the channel's version of Pokémon Battle Revolution.
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While M4 generally assists with software issues such as game freezes, these issues can also be fixed by a staff of volunteers known as operators or ops. In these cases, he may wind up playing sections of the game on its physical hardware as the chat watches. His assistance is needed for issues with the hardware, or if there are gameplay sections that require finer inputs than can be provided by TPP's input system. M4 owns the physical equipment that runs the stream. The current streamer and host is Twitch user M4_used_rollout, also known as M4. He is occasionally seen in the Twitch chat, usually to perform maintenance on the channel itself, though he has stopped by simply to wish users in chat happy holidays or to comment on the game being played. In 2017, he stepped down as channel host. He was active on Reddit, and participated in a few media interviews.
He is referred to by the community as streamer or OG streamer/ OG (for "original"). The original creator of the stream, TwitchPlaysPokemon, is a largely anonymous person, though he has revealed he is a male freelance programmer from Australia. The stream celebrated 500 days of near-continuous running in June 2015 followed by 1,000 days in November 2016 and 1,500 days in March 2018. After successful completion of the first run, the channel continued streaming other Pokémon games, and is intended to remain active as long as there is still interest in the channel. It has received several awards, including a Guinness World Record. The channel had around 120,000 simultaneous viewers at its peak, with almost 36 million total views in the first run alone. The channel will also stream playthroughs of other games, often not connected to Pokémon, during Intermissions. A variety of content is broadcast between runs, most prominent of which are seasons of Pokémon Battle Revolution (referred to by TPP users as PBR). The stream is broken into seasons and runs of various Pokémon games, including ROM hacks and official games. The channel is notorious for its fan-generated lore, spawning thousands of stories, images, videos, and Internet memes. The channel went live with a playthrough of Pokémon Red on Februat 23:16:01 UTC, and received widespread media attention internationally for its chaotic nature and unique concept. This streaming format is known as Twitch Plays, of which Twitch Plays Pokémon was the originator. Via Twitch's built-in chat, Twitch users can play the game being streamed by entering inputs such as "A", "B", "left", or "right".
Twitch Plays Pokémon (often abbreviated to TPP) is a Twitch channel known for streaming chat-controlled Pokémon games, usually through the use of emulators. Pokémon Brilliant Diamond and Shining Pearl.
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