Here, for your consideration, is a Nintendo 64 that plays metal music and breathes fire
And it still manages to boot up a copy of Banjo-Kazooie while spitting flames

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Artist’s depiction of what it felt like to play Doom 64 as a kid. Screenshot: BitHead1000
Anyone who read video game magazines back when the Nintendo 64 and Sony PlayStation were fairly new will remember that the debate between which of the consoles was better often revolved around the fact that Sony, with its Resident Evils and Tekkens, was for cool, mature players and that the Nintendo’s Mario and Zelda games made it a platform for babies.
This argument was goofy playground fodder, of course, but it must have stuck in YouTuber BitHead1000's craw because all these years later, he’s decided to prove, once and for all, that the Nintendo 64 is a fearsome device by turning it into a fire-spewing heavy metal death machine.