Getting Pikachu to perform certain actions for you is much easier here than Hey You, Pikachu! You are also able to interact with him in more ways here, such as petting him using the C-Stick. Completing the PAL version of the game gave you a Jirachi to transfer to a copy of Pokémon Ruby and Sapphire Version, which can also fix the "Berry Glitch" early versions of those games were infamous for having. To date, the only other Pokémon game with a Japanese voice option was Pokkén Tournament for the Wii U (and later Nintendo Switch), which was released 13 years after this game came out and then Pokémon Masters for mobile devices 3 years later. This is one of the few cases where something Pokémon-related can be officially watched in its original language. short can also be watched in Japanese in the localized versions (even having an option to be narrated by Misty's Japanese voice actress). The short also has a 3D musical sequence at the end called "Meowth's Party", which is very similar to a GameCube SpaceWorld Tech Demo of the same name, and even has the same song, also named "Meowth's Party" (which was one of the Japanese ending themes for the anime, and the only one to be dubbed into English). in Party Panic short is the only remotely good show to watch in the game and is probably the sole reason why one would buy the game in the first place. Not to mention, this is the game that gave Pikachu a bad reputation. For example, he basically forces you to say yes to every decision, which comes off as extremely annoying and can feel guilt-trippy, even for a cute and cuddly creature like Pikachu. Pikachu is quite annoying and tedious in this game. 
While you do receive more channels each day, only a few of them are essential for completing the game. The game starts with only five channels.It's hard to even consider this a legitimate video game, even if it's a spin-off game.
Largely because of this, the game is boring and largely lacks in difficulty, let alone any sort of challenge. The overall gameplay involves spending time watching television with Pikachu.They can’t even compete with Super Smash Bros. Much like Pokémon Colosseum and Pokémon XD: Gale of Darkness, character models for Pokémon from Gens 1 and 2 (with some exceptions, most notably Pikachu itself) are recycled from the N64 Pokémon Stadium games. The graphics are outdated, even by Nintendo GameCube standards.
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