In the original Suika game, two watermelons annihilate each other allowing for the possibility of an infinite score. Seems a little like making the game too easy, but making two watermelons is actually insanely hard for humans. I would love to see how far the AI can go with this new rule.

"It's like children, you gotta kill a couple to make an omelet"
-Code Bullet, 2023

"Its f*ckin suika game. Clearly your time isnt super valuable."

This line gets funnier with every re-watch.

Tech companies for literally no reason 6:26

What code bullet doesn't realize @ 5:30 is he's literally modeled critical mass for nuclear explosions with fruit.

5:30 Somehow, you made an atomic bomb with fruit, Quite the achievement tbh.

I love how code bullet invented nuclear bombs in a game about combining fruit

no way code bullet accidentally created a perfect representation of a nuclear detonation using fruits and berries

5:35 Only Code Bullet could manage to program nuclear fission into Suika Game

5:40 That is surprising close to how a nuclear weapon works.

5:40 Reactor No.4 reaching its 20 years energy generation quota in 10 seconds

Surprisingly, nobody has mentioned the most important difference between this and the real game, which is that in the real game you can see which fruit is next in your queue. This is the sole factor that makes the game significantly skill based.

Also idk if anyone said this yet, but fun fact, in the actual Suika game, when two watermelons touch, they disappear. It's kind of weird but it will probably allow for your AI to get an infinite score, which would be cool to watch.

When CodeBullet accidentally codes nuclear fission simulation into a fruit matching game…

So many people have pointed out that 2 watermelons annihilate each other, which would allow his AI to get an even better score. HOWEVER, in the actual game there are a few complications he didn't include. For one thing, the fruit hit boxes are NOT all circles. Grapes in particular have a very irregular hit box that causes them to be very annoying. Secondly, the fruits have different and odd weight values that can make them push other fruits around. Thirdly, it's actually impossible to drop larger fruit on the far sides, because they hit the lip of the cup and bounce inward. Finally, and most importantly, is Fruit SpaceX. In the actual game, when two fruit combine, they merge into each other, very rapidly. So rapidly that if a light fruit is sitting above the fusion in just the wrong way, that fruit can get launched out of the jar at escape velocity and it's game over. This kills so many runs, and all of these factors would make reaching that AI 2 watermelon goal a lot harder.

All in all, though, really good job with the programming, and your usual awesome level of comedy in the video.

Can you do more in depth code breakdowns in your 2nd channel? Like not too much into the nitty gritty, but explain stuff like your general coding process, what things worked and didn’t work, and what how you specifically implemented the genetic algorithm for this game?

5:08 literally just an accurate description of nuclear fusion

Realistically redeveloping suika isnt hard, but it's still impressive to do it so casually.

One thing to consider is that a person playing the game can wait for the fruit to settle, you don't have to drop the next fruit right away. This AI seems to only be able to drop the fruit at a set interval.

You forgot to add that two water melons combines into a cherry to start the whole thing over again. Thats how some people have managed to get 7000+ score and theoretically you can keep on going for infinite score.