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Teens Still Have A Good Time With Goldeneye 64 Nearly 20 Years After Release
A new video from the React YouTube channel puts the Nintendo 64's Goldeneye in the hands of kids who weren't alive when it released 18 years ago.
All the teens are less than impressed with the game's dated graphics, but you can't deny they had a good time demanding that their competitors not look at their screen, and trying to get some kills without a gun.
For more videos like this, you can follow the links to see teens react to games like Mario Kart 64, Contra, and play some old Tiger handhelds.
[Source: REACT on YouTube]
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