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Teens (Alongside Game Of Thrones' Maisie Williams) Share Their First Impressions Of The NES
The NES is nearly 30 years old, which by video game standards makes it a relic. What do modern teenagers think of the retro console?
The latest video from YouTube channel TheFineBros answers this question by placing the console in the hands of teenagers, as well as Maisie Williams who plays Arya Stark on HBO's Game of Thrones (who also happens to be a teenager). Some know exactly what is, but most do not. Some thinks it's a projector, while another says it looks like a brick from the 1920s. My favorite quote, however, comes from someone playing Super Mario Bros. who says, “I feel like I’m in Wreck-It Ralph.”
You can find another interesting reaction video from TheFineBros where they asked a group of children what they thought of the Game Boy by heading here. You can also see some teens trying their hand on Mike Tyson's Punch-Out below, which is almost as entertaining as watching Game Informer editors play Punch-Out, which you can see here.
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