Here's a video of James Channel taking apart a copy of NES Open Tournament Golf, then jamming a NES clone inside of it. The end result is a NES game with a built-in NES.

My mind is officially blown.

I hope Mario's OK with getting a hole drilled in his head, though. Talk about a hole in one.

This guy's whole channel is cracked. He's great at explaining what's going on for laypeople while he does it.

Now all we need to do is put an M-80 inside of it. Hole in one? More like fire in the hole!!

@fireball3k Maybe that's how they produce the fireworks in the original Super Mario Bros. for the NES.

@Bibby or perhaps that's how they make the bombs in Super Mario Bros. 2

even though they don't look like an M-80 and look more like a cherry bomb... eh, close enough, they were both outlawed by the same act of Congress

Same channel, different thing:

This time, he fixes an ancient Famiclone from before they became as common as they are now. Maybe I should make a James Channel topic like Mario did for Joe is Hungry at this point.

Someone sure spent a lot of time and headache trying to patch up a broken bootleg Famicom!

But yeah, that was a fun video. It's cool to see him take everything apart and then fix it all up. I also learned a bit more about how old game systems transmit video signals.

I am glad that the Good Boy is back to being a very good boy again.

That's why I dig this channel. Not only does he do Nite type s***, he explains what he's doing the whole time he's doing so.