How Tough are NES Games?

[@cantavanda]

Holy crap! 16:9 and 720p in 2010! And great audio and camera quality, and editing! This is so astounding!

[@NotSoGoodGamer18]

Cantavanda um Xbox tree sixtee

[@TsukiCondor]

Yeah she made good content,She left the site due to help raise her kids with no plans to returns

[@TheShangryLlamas]

Came to watch someone talk about how difficult NES games were.... Was not disappointed.

[@apparitionindustries]

Same here, I actually liked even more because of it

[@CheapJabroni]

The Shangry Llamas Who cares about some console from the 70s. Seriously. Ughhhh.

[@viarailcanadafan5065]

Was that parking garage the one on Halifax Shopping Centre?

[@LegendoftheAce1]

Me too. It should be titled how tough are nes cartridges. However, they have a new sub. Check out generator gap gaming he plays old school games with his kids.

[@QWERTY-pi8eh]

@@CheapJabroni mid 80s and early 90s

[@BoundaryBreak]

miss your cntent Rinry

[@kimgkomg]

Miss your cntent Shesez

[@creme923]

I miss you

[@LaughingElk]

Truuuuuuuue, such great videos 😪

[@cat1554]

Yes we do

[@Master0fHyrule]

Didn't know you used to watch her. Just imagine if she stuck around and how big she would be.

[@Spamton]

I still come back to these older videos. They remind me of my childhood, and I’m appreciative that they’re still preserved here on this channel.

[@rollercoastermaniac2]

"Mom why do you have 8 super mario brothers cartridges" "It made a cool video"

[@RangerQwerty]

I really hope this is an actual exchange Rinry had or will have with her child.

[@TurboPikachu]

I seriously clicked on this video expecting in-game difficulty of most of the NES' library. **facepalm**

[@derekgreen850]

same, but still enjoyed the video :-)

[@Order_of_Zero]

"If you find an NES cartridge on the ground, pick it up it might work" - I could only be so lucky to just find an NES game randomly laying in a public place somewhere!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@Master0fHyrule]

Just imagine how big you would have been if you continued. It was nice "working" with you back then. By that, I meant promoting your videos on digg.

[@garethflattery3010]

Her videos inspired me to collect the nes and taught me a lot about retro gaming from this time period

[@AshtonTrentHarris]

we miss you rinry! you got me into collecting and playing retro games.

[@PatWizard]

SAME

[@RangerQwerty]

At least we'll always have the memories, hopefully she's living a happy life with her family :)

[@VideoGameSmash12]

@@RangerQwerty Think so. Despite her radio silence across most of her platforms, she created a post about 3 years ago on her Facebook outlining exactly why she went radio silent. She just doesn't have as much time to make videos anymore (she's got a full-time job as well as 2 kids), and she doesn't want to tarnish the legacy of her channel with low production values.

[@Kelton2]

Who the hell would put a NES game in their pocket?

[@joshuadebranski8110]

for cheesy pickup lines, of course!

[@poopmeat15]

Someone with huge pockets. Edit: I tried, and it just barely fit!

[@shayedwards3842]

A very dum person

[@ToxiChaos]

Me! You stupid idoit!

[@mattfahringer148]

@@ToxiChaos calm down you fuck tard

[@zelda6885]

i just remembered this video and went back

[@PucciPuppy]

I had a copy of super mario 64 for ds and I left it outside for 6 months and it survived 3 tropical storms

[@mollyawesomeness3572]

Woah.

[@DanielHernandez-zx7br]

Holy s***

[@PucciPuppy]

***** No I swear it happened. Honestly I don't blame you for not believing it. If someone else told me this I would imeaddieatly think they were lying

[@RockmanBrawler44]

Impressive. Most impressive.

[@its_4life]

Nostalgia really hit me when I started watching this today.

[@bigostrich5221]

Yeah I remember watching this years ago when I was a kid

[@ImSquiggs]

That drilling experiment was wicked cool! I wonder what other types of results you could get by damaging carts like that.

[@MalachiMoet]

Nostalgic crew where ya'll at

[@slimetb]

yessssir

[@thatmatt41]

i can't believe it's been 8 years since her last upload :(

[@smittywerbenjagermanjensen8674]

Even after like 10 years I don’t understand what the thumbnail is supposed to be

[@lcmix72]

this video is officially 10 years old (Jan 7 2020) Happy 10th birthday!

[@supershenanigans9211]

What's a tough NES game you ask? Playing Zelda 1 for the first time. Nuff said.

[@supershenanigans9211]

***** Zelda 2 wasn't that bad after about 2 or 3 hours.

[@tvsonicserbia5140]

jordan jones I can't agree with you,I think 1 is much easier than 2.

[@Otakuburst]

Contra without the Konami code, and the original Metal Gear, those were truly nintendo hard

[@bobcook7411]

Try battletoads or ghosts n goblins lol. You'll want to burn your NES and never want to play another game again.

[@manualLaborer]

I was expecting "how tough" as in how difficult or challenging the games are. :(

[@zip-lockyn8512]

I was thinking the same thing..

[@HOMBRERAYA]

manualLaborer In deed.

[@darsparx]

+HOMBRERAYA yeah same here....though those had a reason for the being so hard compared to todays games....couldn't put much of a game on a nes cart so up the difficulty to make it last longer...

[@manualLaborer]

...don't wear it out.

[@ChrisD4335]

with the popularity of flash roms its possible rom based storage for commercial distribution may see a come back in a few years, 8gb ones are already cheaper than it cost to produce these nes cartridges though disks are often produced for approximately 3 cents

[@JohnnyHikesSW]

This video is great, but the title is confusing because NES names are also known to be quite difficult. I'd recommend renaming it "How durable are NES games". But ultimately, it's up to you.

[@PatWizard]

Johnny Horstman but then people will think it says how durable are the difficulty

[@sailormouth8356]

Man these videos are like traveling back in time. This gives a completely different vibe to the cooperate garbage modern gaming content is . Good to relive long lost experiences.

[@Realwessharpe]

Damn do I miss this channel.

[@rebane2001]

She got a baby, but she will come back, even if it'll take years

[@jimvw2147]

+rebane2001 i do hope she does come back! this was my favorite channel around 2010!

[@rebane2001]

wah wah gamer This was my favourite channel from when I was born to forever

[@jimvw2147]

same

[@zaptheporcupine1578]

I just randomly remembered this video. Sad to see the channel is dead

[@darkmewtwovoid]

I watched this way back when it came out in 2010

[@LHSMeleeClub]

same. i just thought of it randomly and came back bahahahah

[@SuperDuperSeb]

Haha I think this is the first youtube video I've ever watched god damn take me back

[@Diamondrulez04]

This video is about to turn 11. Where has the time gone?

[@ABHyt]

Still one of my favorite videos all these years later

[@Bro3256Films]

I've just come here to pay respects to one of the best retro game content creators

[@DarkAmph]

Nostalgic, too nostalgic Back then I was watching with an ipod touch 4, now with an iphone 7 lol

[@Arcader-cs9bs]

0:00-1:50 - "How Tough _Are_ NES Games?" Opening. Music: _Super Mario RPG._ (Platform: SNES. Release Date: March 9, 1996.) 1:50-2:25 - Experiment #1: Rubbing Alcohol. Music: _Booby Kids._ (Platform: Famicom. Release Date: July 10, 1987.) 2:25-2:53 - Experiment #2: Washing Machine. Music: _Mega Man II._ (Platform: NES. Release Date: July 1, 1989.) 2:53-3:17 - Experiment #3: Freezer. Music: _Balloon Fight._ (Platform: NES. Release Date: June 3, 1986.) 3:17-3:51 -Experiment #4: Exposure. Music: _Chip 'n Dale Rescue Rangers 2._ (Platform: NES. Release Date: January, 1994.) 3:51-4:27, 4:36-4:53 - Experiment #5: Drill. Music: _Bad Dudes._ (Platform: NES. Release Date: July, 1989.) 4:53-5:41 - Experiment #6: Fireworks. Music: Metal Music. (JOT) (January 6, 2010.) 5:41-6:08 - Experiment #7: High drop. Music: _Kick Master._ (Platform: NES. Release Date: January, 1992.) 6:08-7:04 - Experiment #8: Hit by car. Music: Ike Ike! Nekketsu Hockey. (Platform: Famicom. Release Date: February 7, 1992.) 7:04-7:25 - End Credits. Music: _Mega Man III_ Password Music. (JOT Rendition) (January 6, 2010.)

[@Austin_2600]

Arcader1994 T H A N K Y O U

[@TMNTChanged]

Watched this video as a kid, so glad this and other videos are still up. If you see this, thank you for making these videos, you are wonderful!

[@singingsheepytps9240]

I remember watching this as a kid

[@jam560]

same! i wanted an nes so bad lol. one of the first things i bought with my first debit card was a super famicom from japan

[@fishactivation5087]

Same.

[@kamdenmadan3289]

Same my guy. This was in my early days of youtube.

[@JakeVegas-d4o]

I watched this video ALL THE TIME when I was 9. I'm 21 now. :(

[@AlphaXY13]

Holy crap, I just found her on a video about famous youtubers who stopped making videos. I didn't know this was her. I used to watch her videos all the time. Sucks that she stopped making videos, at least it was with reason.

[@chocodog991]

same here

[@SixtyforceYTP]

+AlphaLineGaming I already knew and when I saw that video I had a huge Nostalgia Trip when he was talking about her. lol.

[@SixtyforceYTP]

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[@SixtyforceYTP]

...What the actual fuck?

[@ryze6674]

+♡ Kleinr Schmetterling ♡ (Liberty Schulz) She said in a video that she was quitting KZbin since she will focus more on being a mother

[@ThunderFist1978]

I miss you, Rinry. Your videos are still as fun to watch today as the first time I stumbled on them.

[@pancake7183]

Oh darn, I forgot an NES cartridge in my pocket.

[@FindingsOfAnArmouredMind]

In a nushell, NES cartridges are indestructible! And that's why I prefer this kind of consoles

[@facerip2222]

This video was uploaded 12 years ago, to the day I'm typing this. Happy Anniversary.

[@CtrlAltEgon]

Great video! Funny, informative and a bit thought-provoking. I also thought that the 'tough' in the title meant difficulty, but still the video didn't disappoint.

[@truffle9437]

So it survived EVERYTHING.. A CD can't stand a finger nail scratch, let alone getting hit by a CAR. NES FTW! We should have kept cartridges in my opinion

[@nonnahs918]

CDs can store a lot more information than a cartridge. If modern games came on cartridges they would be huge! They wouldn't be NES sized cartridges, they would be the size of a small dog.

[@kevinbaker4086]

So like a neo geo cart then

[@navi-charlotte]

nonnahs918 The reason for the shift to optical media was not capacity, but cost. I am sure you have seen some USB pendrives with a capacity of even 128 GB. Discs give game companies more GB per buck, the only disadvantage is that they are much slower to read from (reason why in early CD systems like the PSX games needed to load for so long)

[@AIKevorkian]

SAME WITH 8 TRACKS!!! (oops_.

[@flaminhydra2092]

we moved on with CDs because they can store more megabytes than the games inside the cartridge. the advantages of using CDs was that dumb consumers such as i would constantly buy the same game due to the fact that CDs would break every time,from accidentally scratching them to even playing the game with repetition. as a young teenager, i can break games easily unintentionally, and i expect the gaming market to find a way to make us play games without the use of CDs (and making us share games as well, because Microsoft's xbox one tried that method but shamefully failed with me not being able to share downloaded games with my friends). and until they can fix this method of playing games i might not go on towards the next-gen gaming. i wonder if i'll do good with pc gaming....

[@dakenhowlett]

my son has a Mario ds game that survived a whole winter season outside at a farm in the drive way.

[@kimgkomg]

How is this video from 10 years ago? It's so we'll edited and organized

[@Xenobork]

Hell of a nostalgia hit, this video. That Kirby sticker on the NES was like seared into my brain

[@Thatguy5427]

I'm 21 so I'm not from the NES era, but I would rather play Castlevania than GTA 5 any day of the week.

[@nativegamer756]

stop lying kid

[@Thatguy5427]

paul gravez What do you mean stop lying? I am 21 ( well actually 22 now) and I was just stating that I like Castlevania more than GTA V. However, being a 90's kid, I got to grow up with Banjo Kazooie, Banjo Tooie, DK 64, and many other masterpieces for the N64. Playing these games were some of my fondest childhood memories. Banjo Tooie was my favorite game for the N64. The Jolly Roger's Lagoon theme is still stuck in my head.

[@tvsonicserbia5140]

Me too,its just better

[@MrRadukk]

wow how that comes? I'm 20 and I played lot's of NES games , lol let's say from 5 to 10 years :)

[@TheMineMappers]

Miron Radu I don't even want to buy xbox or playstation. I have NES, SNES, N64, Gamecube and wii. Screw Xbox and PS

[@101Topcat]

My NES still works... most of the time!!! XD Some of the games don't really work any more, but I have no idea why... they seem perfectly intact!

[@kirkula]

check out The Ben Heck Show channel on KZbin and see his slot loading NES vids. He gives a very good explanation as to why your games may not be working anymore.

[@101Topcat]

kirkula Thanks, but I didn't exactly find the "explanation" you mentioned... and I wouldn't want to RUIN my NES like that. >:(

[@kirkula]

It's the bad design of the slot loaded pseudo-ZIF NES...chances are that the pins in your NES have just seen better days. Rinry has another video explaining a great way to get your games to work, if you don't wanna take yours apart.

[@beastlycharizard13]

did anybody else come here because they thought "tough" meant "hard"?

[@IceCreamJaxxie]

why do i vaguely remember watching this a long time ago

[@douglasbaker9663]

Interestingly, I thought this was going to be about how difficult the games themselves were. In general they were much tougher than current games.

[@lednerg]

This video was impossibly cute.

[@KeebWeebin]

I always carry my nes games in my pocket

[@GameTomShow]

+The legend of Snake Always prepared!

[@sardonyx9540]

You're hardcore.

[@viarailcanadafan5065]

I went to the Last Game Store a year ago. Great place :)

[@MCOD1999UK]

It only takes 1 drill to damage the iPhone 7

[@LainK1978]

But how else are you supposed to plug in your headphones!?! LOL

[@Diggy22]

I use CD wallets for my PS2, PS1, and Dreamcast games. No need for plastic cases. And it saves space.

[@V1VISECT6]

I do that a lot too, with old PC games I use CD cracks or Isos.

[@skateborder02gaming]

She sounds like TamashiHiroka

[@Ballowax]

It was this video that interduced me this channel back when I was like 8

[@epiccreepertnt]

If you find an NES game on the ground. I wish.

[@ChicanoryIsMyName]

Mine still works.

[@briangriffin5701]

Those Canadians and their flawless logic....GGGRRRRRRRRR!!

[@BoredVHSlover]

still miss u man

[@mrs.yellow_ledbetter2911]

It's about time we see a girl do a youtube series of gaming! People need to realize it is not a one-gender sided activity. Anyone can really pick up a controller and play, but there are few actual passionate females out there over it, you just have to dig around the fake ones (the ones that most likely say they play Call of Duty, but don't know another title to any other game period....not that Call of Duty is a bad game, it's really popular and yet not my cup of tea, but the fake ones just use it to get attention). :( But basically, I'm so sick of not seeing many REAL girls out there who really ARE passionate about it, until I saw RinryGameGame! ABOUT TIME. Thanks Rinry!

[@elijahwalters9456]

2:35 Who would put a nes game in thier pocket?

[@Skammy]

Cargo pants were in when NES games were newish. Big pockets, perfect for carrying big game carts.

[@fancykat9940]

Lol its a portable game system in its own😂

[@thetinpin]

I did that constantly when I was a kid. SNES/N64 games as well. With the breakthrough that was the N64 I could fit *_TWO_* cartridges in *_ONE_* pocket!

[@Mythical6255]

Elijah Walters Now we got the NES mini classic

[@elijahwalters9456]

SDBM123 yeah true But it is VERY RARE

[@TheBeaster19]

" Don't you hate it when you leave your NES game in your pocket?" Who carries an Nes game in your pocket?! An NES game can't fit into most of my pockets with the exception of my basketball shorts.

[@MrPotteeMouf]

Wow douche, i guess your area of expertise isnt sarcasm...

[@ChosenOneSNK]

This video brings me lots of good memories. The musics and rinry's voice is so nostalgic to me.

[@USMC816]

That's all nice but no game system can survive a growing child!!!

[@FreeHandPictures]

LOL: Blargh! Dx Vs. I live on!

[@skaterloogaming4486]

Yeah, this brings a huge question into my head. Why, with all the technology of today, are we using such FRAGILE things to play video games, or hold any sort of media? Why can a Nintendo 64 be dropped on concrete and left for months and still work (I found an N64 behind a dumpster once, and it STILL worked, even having pieces of plastic missing), but an XBox 360 can't even survive being USED for too long or else it Red Rings, or the aluminum casing inside of it melts causing it to be useless. Also, CDs. Why? Why CDs? Companies argue on how CDs can hold more memory than a cartridge, but that's a crock of shit! Even a CD of the newest video games only holds about 5 - 10 GB of memory. Why can't we use chips surrounded in plastic casing? Like a RAM chip that's programmed to hold useable memory. There's single RAM chips that are built to process 64 GB of memory, and you're telling me that CDs are the ONLY way? I'm tired of barely touching a CD just to find out it doesn't work because of minor scratches, then to have to either replace the game or buy a device that "fixes" CDs that usually doesn't work at all! Why not make games off of Flash Drives? Impossible? I can run my computer's OS off of a Flash Drive, actually I AM RIGHT NOW! Linux Kubuntu runs off of my 4 GB Flash Drive. Also, Amazon just released that thing to watch Netflix and Hulu, which is just a fucking Flash Drive you plug into your TV! Why can't we run GAMES off of them? I'd rather have a bunch of tiny thumb drives stored safely than a bunch of CDs and cases laying around, no matter HOW organized I try to be. CDs are stupid, and should have never been made the main way to store and play games on. Flash Drives are a lot better of a resort. Or even chips, like I said before.

[@NeedMoreMushrooms]

CDs ARE cheaper to make, that's why companies switched to them.

[@skaterloogaming4486]

But they're not significantly cheaper to make than CDs. It wouldn't burn a hole in their profits any more than paying their workers more money would -_- so, it's just selfishness.

[@sirjayden]

Skaterloo Gaming Well actually, nintendo would have made a lot more money with the N64 if they did not stick to cartridges. They had good reasons for staying with cartridges instead of switching to CDs, but in the long run, It hurt them. Playstation sales were significantly higher than N64 sales. And, like NeedMoreMushrooms said, CDs were cheaper to make. I don't know if this is still true today, but back then, CDs cost less than a dollar to make. Also CDs could do a lot more in some places compared to cartridges. And since cartridges cost much more, third-party companies turned to Playstation to make games for them. So there is an example of why CDs are a thing today.

[@emmgrace6582]

NeedMoreMushrooms cool name

[@NeedMoreMushrooms]

robloxian awesomeness Thanks ;)

[@historicalrecollector5072]

This video was quite literally my childhood. So glad I found it again.

[@Mrvideosandgames]

Should have used a CD in each test too. I bet they would have survived a few tests too.

[@V1VISECT6]

My copy of Manhunt lasted a week in the snow, my little brother threw the disc outside because he was mad at me. Pretty funny how it lasted that long in Below zero weather.

[@TheRetrospectable]

Nes cartridges. The toughest things in the world.

[@XxMrBakiXx]

Nes. The weakest thing in the world.

[@DootNootem]

Nowadays, games really suck. They are all about this: "KILL THOSE FREAKING PEOPLE!!! SHOOT'EM!!!!!!!!! PUNCH'EM!!!!!!!!". Most of my friends like these games and they're wasting all their time with CoD, GTA V and CS 1.6 but these games have absolutely NO replay value in my opinion. Retro games are completely unforgettable and they're still fun to play. They always have variety like puzzles, bosses etc. They have collectibles which are more useful than guns and ammo and other stuff. HATERS GONNA HATE!!!

[@DootNootem]

Y'now what? I'll just sit down and play any game on a Genesis/Mega Drive rather than buying a console that costs tons of money and playing "MURDER THEM ALL" games. Running from A to B is much better than getting lost in a giant world. That's my opinion, sorry.

[@sebbie_gonzo]

I grew up playing NES and SNES. There were some amazingly fantastic games during that era that I feel were never met with equal successes by sequels in those franchises (Chrono Trigger, Final Fantasy VI, Super Metroid, to name a few.) That said, over the last 20 years, gaming has improved significantly. Bioshock, REmake, Uncharted 2, come to mind as more recent examples of outstanding games that have made my list of awesome games.

[@DailyGameFactory]

Portal 2, Civilization 5, Pokemon X&Y, Don't Starve, Dark Souls, etc Nuff said.

[@WilliamRoseRWE]

Lukas Luykx Phoenix Wright...

[@jvasek2982]

Hyper Tails™ If i had the choice of a gift either between a ps4 or a few hundred dollars so i could track down SNES games for the SNES i picked up at a garage sale a few years ago i'd take the SNES anyday, of course the reason i haven't looked for those games too hard is because the first one i bought was....Mario is Missing....yeah, shoulda done some research before buying that at a flea market

[@SelfDestructow]

Wow, great videos! I also live in Halifax! I can't believe I just found out about this channel now.

[@hugbugDS]

should have used sports games, no one likes them

[@scrubbingbubblesfoamingble4155]

HUGOBOSS what???????? Those were fun af like hockey and tecmo

[@springboobsquirepin6121]

Not true, Mike Tyson's punch out was the shit

[@erizmo4468]

She gave the angry video game nerd a run for his money!

[@AllGamingStarred]

cd vs cart? cart wins. sure you had more space for graphics but the carts were easier to manufacture. plus, nothing beats contra. nothing!

[@TheClosetWriter100]

Carts were also more expensive to manufacture.

[@AllGamingStarred]

expensive how? plastic is universally availabe. also, i don't care for contra force. that one is too slow.

[@slitheryjuggler94]

CDs are way better. You don't have to worry about losing saves.

[@AllGamingStarred]

but they're easier to crack and scratch. plus carts are cheaper and more games can be fit per megabyte. remember maxi 15? 15 games in a cart for around 19 dollars or sega's 6 in 1.

[@Magnero]

I beat Contra.

[@adamlaughlin8360]

OMG :) I used to watch this channel all the time when I lived in Halifax. Happy gaming!

[@pearlmax]

Your baby talking is not cute, it's annoying and you use it for manipulation.

[@pearlmax]

Sure it is.

[@sugarlandrun8269]

buy a life

[@pearlmax]

Delty Ploy It's not even close to a natural tone of voice.

[@pearlmax]

Delty Ploy Obviously you DON'T know (anything about chicks).

[@toddoroi4947]

I have some cd's almost 20 years old, they were kept very well and still work perfectly.

[@aidanboard8524]

Classic video, your content always makes me happy, reminds me of a simpler time. Hope the family life is going well!

[@fizzy_blizzy]

I have such specific nostalgia for this video, i seriously love it

[@HeIsTheBluesCat]

I remember watching Rinry and her videos. I miss those days Plus the introduction sounds like college essay on NES games and preservation. It's totes called for.

[@tienxero]

The board that is shown at 4:12 during the drilling experiment is actually the board for Michael Andretti Racing. Not Mario Duckhunt. The Board for Mario Duckhunt actually is smaller. I assume Rinry shows a differant one, is because the copies of MDH here in Canada are actually a differant PCB than the US version. Kind of Unique to all the other NES carts. The CAN version measures an inch high and flat across, and does not contain the standard EpRom chips and CIC chip, like every other game.

[@ofthedemented6722]

My NES was doing that stupid thing where it's stuck on the white screen. I seen how she put some of the cartridges in like, by kind of wiggling them in and I did that to mine and it worked. Whoever you are, you're a hero.

[@GarudaDrgn00]

Once found a half buried copy of double dragon (had tread marks huge chunk of the cart was broken off) and a game genie that looked like it was hit with a hammer when I was kid in the bushes at school. Took the cart home gave the board a good scrub and put it in a copy of WrestleMania worked like a champ!

[@GameTomShow]

Still one of my favorite videos on KZbin :) It gives my heart the warm fuzzies whenever I'm reminded how indestructible Nintendo products are.

[@CommodoreFan64]

You have a better chance of finding an NES game that has corrupted rom chips from age, or just general heat issues being left in the sun, or other warm spots over the years then anything else. too bad the stickers and boxes they used for NES games where not tougher.

[@ZephyreSyx]

It's due to frequent use. I don't have time to sit in the front of the tv to play any of my consoles, so majority of play time and the games I get are DS games. The wear over time comes from frequent opening and closing combine with resistance that holds the DS screen in place as you play. After several plays, the metal that keeps the DS screen in place would weaken the plastic and eventually break, and eventually disrupting the connection from the system and the screens.

[@serrano1]

this video was my childhood

[@nicholasdeosaran]

Same I randomly thought of it today

[@user-qo3ob8ks8o]

Same.

[@gendythemara]

It’s been 10 years and my original version Xbox 360 still works

[@SheikhAltijdGezeikhh]

Lovely video! No ranting over wich console is better but actually the quallity of the games itself :)

[@familybarton]

Your sound effects were great. Well done!

[@Mesterick]

It's interesting how much the start of that rendition of Still More Fighting sounds like the start of the intro song, Legacy, from Full Throttle.

[@mysticx0]

i love your vids kiddo! they really take me back!

[@rontayan]

Great video! Love the music for the fireworks test.

[@Novelblue]

Congrats. on getting over a million views on this video Rinry!

[@joezap3385]

I still have a ton of working NES games. If one stops working normally it just needs to be cleans or have the connectors fixed. A problem with modern consoles is there are a lot more moving parts that can break easier. I miss the good old days.

[@SketchPC]

At 6:05 how come the cartridge you put in the NES actually had a full front for it not the piece that you showed missing gone?!

[@AshED65]

I miss her videos would like to see her come back

[@Loveyourself21072]

Cool video. This is a massive throwback

[@BSasafrasK]

I left a copy of pokemon red out on a rock for a week, it was during the summer so it was rather hot and later that week it rained. It still works to this day.