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Teens Learn The Danger Of Hubris With Mario Kart 64
The latest video from Fine Brothers Entertainment's React series places teens behind the wheel of the 1997 Nintendo 64 racing classic.
All the teens are familiar with the series, though only one appears to have played the game previously, but you will have to watch the video to see if their experience serves them well.
Compared to other video game reaction videos, these teens don't seem too confused or put off by Mario Kart 64's aged visuals. This is certainly helped by the game's mechanics, which remain fun and solid all these years later. You can check out the video below.
For more reactions from teens on classic video games, head here to watch youngsters play Mega Man, and here to see Game of Thrones' Maisie Williams along with other teens try playing with the original NES.
[Source: React on YouTube, via NeoGAF]
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