Watching this video and knowing how the NES works, from connecting it to a TV, to blowing on the cartridge to get it to work, just makes me feel old. That was 20 years ago. Then watching these kids try to figure it out makes me realize, todays kids are so spoiled and stupid. My earliest NES experience i can remeber was around 93-94 making me 2-3 years old. It didnt take me as long to figure out how to make Mario run across the screen as it took these teenagers. One of the comments I heard on here upon having to blow on the cartridge if this happened today with an xbox one, Id take it back and get a PS4. Its unacceptable, just made me realize how spoiled this generation is. When something doesnt go their way they freak out and give up on it. No problem solving. My parents, ages 16 (mom) and 20 (dad) hadnt heard of blowing on the cartridge. They just assumed it. They were around the same age as these kids and they didnt freak out. They tried something and it fixed the issue. Wed be playing Mario all night. Kids today take it all for granted. The last jersey-shore-wanna-be look alike (same kid to say hed return the console) sums up this whole video theres problems starting this thing up and you want to tell me that a 1080p Xbox one is worse than this game...get out of here
Posted on: Sat, 27 Sep 2014 04:03:59 +0000
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