bet365娱乐, bet365体育赛事, bet365投注入口, bet365亚洲, bet365在线登录, bet365专家推荐, bet365开户

WIRED
Search
Search

Nintendo Game Boy vs. Sledgehammer

It came out in 1989 and was notoriously tough, but can an original Game Boy hold its own against a sledgehammer-wielding body builder?

Released on 09/04/2014

Transcript

What's up, everyone, welcome to Battle Damage!

In today's episode, we're gonna see

how well this Nintendo Game Boy

holds up to our three trials by fire.

(energizing rock music)

Released in 1989, the Nintendo Game Boy

was notoriously tough.

But will it stand up to what we have in store for it?

There are three basic tests here on Battle Damage:

drop from a normal height, drop from really high,

and finally, a random act of complete

and utter destruction.

[Justin] And we'll be filming every moment

with our spinning, remote-controlled camera rig.

All right, let's speed all cameras.

Action!

It still boots up.

It works.

[Erik] Say when, Justin.

Yeah. Yeah, that'll work.

[Erik] Action!

It looks fine.

Only damage was the battery component.

Little tab broke.

Works, still.

Not bad. Not bad at all.

Let's destroy it. Okay.

[Justin] And what better way to test a Game Boy

than with our 6'6, 265-pound

bodybuilder friend, Mike Foster.

And his sledgehammer.

Whatever you do, don't let go of the sledgehammer.

Action!

(upbeat funk music)

All right, that's the end of the show.

And if you want this Game Boy to have not died in vain,

think about sharing this video with your friends.

And what do you want us to battle-test

in our next episode?

We'll test anything.

Let us know down there in the comments

or on social media with the hashtag #BattleDamage.

Thanks for watching.

[Justin] Erik, you broke it!

Starring: Erik Beck, Justin Johnson

"Hey You (Instrumental)" - Performer: Pigeon John
"So Ganster (Instrumental)" - Performer: Pigeon John

bet365娱乐