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Teens playing Mario Kart 64: 'Who designed this?'
Ready to feel old? The Fine Brothers' latest React Gaming video shows teens playing another classic game, 1996's Mario Kart 64. The ten-minute competition is entertaining through the final close race while taking older players back to simpler times. Among our favorite quotes is one of the test subject's confusion over the Nintendo 64 controller, turning it over while pondering, "Who designed this?" The React Gaming series pairs retro games and consoles with youthful players, putting their bewilderment on display for the benefit of all. Past videos showed teens failing at Mega Man, discussing the size of the Game Boy and the absurdness of the NES, the latter featuring Game of Thrones' Maisie Williams. Younger players may have a greater appreciation for the latest game in Nintendo's racing series, Mario Kart 8, which was one of Joystiq's best games of 2014. [Image: Nintendo]
Watch teens play Mega Man for first time and mega suck at it
The same people who made us feel geriatric by givings kids Game Boys and teenagers NES-es are back, and now they've got Mega Mans. This time, we don't just feel old, but also shocked and appalled. Why isn't this stuff taught in schools? Where the hell is Mega Man 11? Why are you still on our lawn? [Image: grumpypants]
'Is this a projector?' - Teens, Maisie Williams meet the NES
Following up their Game Boy vid, the Fine Brothers introduce teens the now 30-something NES, and once again we feel old. These... young people, including Maisie Williams AKA Arya Stark, do show plenty of respect for perhaps the most important home console ever. Still, it's funny when the dude besmirches the controller only to immediately die. [Image: Nintendo]
Feel old by watching kids not know what a Game Boy is
Kids today with their fancy touchscreens and their 1080p! Why, back in our day, we took our non-backlit 160 × 144 pixel screens and we liked it! Rabble! Rabble rabble rabble rabble! If you owned an original Game Boy and would like to feel like an old fogey yelling at people to get off your lawn, be sure to check out the newest "Kids React" video from YouTubers TheFineBros, where kids between the age of 6 and 13 show their knowledge (or lack thereof) about Nintendo's iconic handheld. Ah well. If nothing else, we can take solace thinking that one day these children will probably shake their heads when the next generation expresses bewilderment at an iPad. [Image: TheFineBros]
