New Pokemon Snap is the most boring addiction I've ever had. Each level is a set course that moves you through on rails slower than the It's a Small World ride at Disney. It's a slow ride, step by step, the more there's a little bit of a problem. Yet somehow, the pressure of snapping that perfect Pokemon picture in time is as exhilarating as Splash Mountain. I played the original Pokemon Snap on Nintendo 64 and I remember printing out my photos using the snap stations because you know in the 90s when you had to have a good time. Today's assignment? Photograph the elusive Pokemon. Well that's one way to do an Australian accent. Odd luck. Now if you want to print your photos you got to spend $200 on this thing and only an idiot would buy that. And Bob wouldn't let me borrow his so instead I had to draw this much hand. AHHHHH! You can't hurt us anymore. Rawr! New Snap is really pretty. The environments are really cool. The Pokemon look more realistic or you know, as realistic as an anthropomorphic vanilla ice cream cone could look. Yeah, I've boughed that. This game is made by the same team that developed Pokemon Tournament. So it's safe to say that this side team sure knows how to make a Pokemon game look gorgeous. If only we could merge these talents with Game Freaks game design. Then we could get some really great looking mainline Pokemon titles rather than... Yeeah! So wait a minute. To describe how bad Sword and Shield looked. That's about that about that. But not everyone can snap a great picture of Evie without some serious training. And that's where Skillshare comes in. Skillshare is an online learning community with thousands of inspiring classes for creators. There's a class for anything and everything. Even photography. If all this Pokemon snapping is getting you in the mood to learn some real framing lighting composition or even just how to use a camera. Even once you realize what makes a great photo, you too will realize that Professor Willow has no idea what he's talking about and you don't need to be right up the Pokemon's nose to get a good shot. That is probably the best photo I've taken. I need to make sure to manually save it. This game doesn't even understand photography. It does- But you might just be looking at improving yourself. Whether that's baking, creating art, learning a language, or playing an instrument. I swear when I started this, the sun wasn't like half on and off my face. Skillshare is created specifically for learning. Meaning there are no ads. And they are always launching new premium classes and it's less than $10 a month. The first 1000 of you to click the link below will get a free trial of Skillshare premium so you can fully explore your creativity. Now, you know what I mean? I'm gonna get a few more snaps of this guy and get inside because my allergies are acting up. And now, Kim tries to play Pokemon Snap while Wood yaps his flasks. Oh, I love when he puts the stick back in here. I know, he shoves it in. I didn't even take that out. I thought it was part of his structure. So that's his drumstick, don't you get it? Oh, you get it? I get it. Now I get it. Alright, while Kim is playing this adorable mess. Let me try and explain the game for those that maybe haven't played it and look at it. Are you just going around taking photos? I don't get it. How is that fun? And to that I say, have you ever been to a zoo? Yeah, I mean, have you? At least the animal's not sleeping. Every time we go to the zoo, that cunked out. Yeah, every time you go through, as I said, it's relatively the same. The Pokemon follow, I sort of scourge all every time you go through, but they do splice in new roots and new surprises. And you have to try and interact with them and try and get them to do certain actions for you to get better photos of them. The first thing you have available to you is throwing apples. They tell you that the apples are actually really light, so don't feel bad about picking them at every Pokemon's face that you find. Ooh, he's mad. So with the apples, you can try and get photos of them eating them, or you can try and bump them on their head to see how they'll react to that. Maybe you can wake them up. Maybe you can knock them out of a tree. Next you have the scan feature. If you scan areas, it'll show you information like what Pokemon might be hiding nearby, or what other things you can interact with, or maybe different roots that you can take. But the Pokemon themselves might react to the scan feature and do something like look at you or look surprised and you can get a photo of that. Why, I didn't know what was that. It's like standing on the flowers. That's not normal, is it? Is that a thing that it looked like a glitch? No, if you smack it, it'll pop out. Oh, you've got secrets I didn't know about. Yeah, that's one of the challenges. We'll just give a picture of him with his little hat. Oh, look at the little hat. Oh, look at that. I thought I used to kick his feet. I knew he left and that's one of the challenges. Oh my God, that's adorable. Now watch him hate all my photos. Yeah, he's gonna hate every single photo. He's gonna have a gun up hard. I shouldn't even bother showing him half of these. So the stars are actually not the rating of how good the photo is, but for what behavior the Pokemon was exhibiting in the photo. So at that point, whether you get a 1, 2, 3 or 4 star, doesn't matter. You want to try and get one of each at some point anyway. You want to get the best ranking possible on each of those stars, which is like platinum or diamond or a shiny silver thing I don't know. And to get a good ranking, at that point, I can't help you, because Professor Willow has no idea what he's talking about. I think that's really the only criteria he cares about. Can you see the Pokemon's nostril hair? Yeah, you're good. How does he figure this one is better than this one? As they make any sense to me. Without giving away too many of the levels, as discovering each new area is a thrill that I shant still for many new players. There's a nice variety of locations and times a day that you can pick between. You'll find different Pokemon depending when and where you play. And then, just like Nintendo at E3 2016, you get to snapping. And like your sleep paralysis, demon, you can always expect the Pokemon to be there. Each course stays essentially the same. So if you miss that shot of our box falling out of the tree, you can go back and just aggressively tell Tim with 30 more apples. You can take your photos and spend forever editing them with filters, frames, and stickers just so that the 15 people who actually use the online service can ignore yours. I'm just salty, because every time I post, no one likes, but there are posts that have like 100,000 likes on them. And I'm like, what, my pictures aren't good enough for you guys? I... You sound in the club, real. I have nice pictures. And now we give you what it's like giving your photos rated in new Pokemon Snap. Hey, Professor, I got that picture of EV you requested. Oh, yes, thank you, dear wood. Let me see this photo here. Oh, very good. It's all the EV I see. Yeah, you know, I feel like it's a really nice shot. I framed it really well. The lighting was good. I tried to get that other Pokemon in the background like... One star bronze. Wait, why? Why? Not close enough to the Pokemon. But not close enough. Okay. Okay, I took it again. I got closer. Okay, let me see here. Yeah, I still managed to keep the framing there and the lighting was good. Not close enough. Sir, I can't get much closer. Do it. Okay. Close up. Close up. Close up. Get closer. Close enough. Close up. Close up. Close up. Close up. Get closer. Close up. Close up. Okay, here. I took it. I got as close as I could. It's obviously not good at all. It's beautiful. Really? I've never seen such off the frame. The lighting. This is the best picture I've ever seen. Oh my God. Four stars. Okay, I mean, in my opinion, it was a little bit close. What do you want from me? Close up. Alright, cool. We did it. Fun. Great game. What a blast. I don't really have a pony in this race. I don't care. I'm not going to be able to do it. I'm not going to be able to do it. I'm not going to be able to do it. I'm not going to be able to do it. I'm not going to be able to do it. I'm not going to be able to do it. I'm not going to be able to do it. In this race, I don't care if you actually do by the game or not. We just wanted to make a fun video with it. So I hope you had a good time. Like the video, subscribe, links down below for things. Kim has a YouTube channel. I have a Netsea store. You could go support her and everything that she does. I have a podcast. And it's going through a big revamp right now. So if you want to listen to that, it's actually Donna podcast. And it's a lot of fun. I'm done. I'm out of here. Can't get no likes on my Pokemon pictures. Pokemon pictures. Flashback. It's a... It's a slow ride snappable. Want to do a small voice? It's a slow ride snappable. How do you do it at the same time? You can't just go rogue. Are we waiting? You weren't waiting. You were going. You started. You went it. I was trying to find out what you're doing. It's a slow ride snappable. There's a me be throw. I'm going to do it. That's what I do.