This is bound to make some people a little hot under the collar.

[NESman93]

Just watch these and youll know what im talking about...

[DefaultGen]

They're so cool, they smashed around $40 worth of hardware there.

[BadEnoughDude]

Seems as though they might have a little pent up aggression.. maybe getting girlfriends would help?

[Tan]

Maybe they should stick with one of those little rubber hammers with the sqeak toy in the head, then perhaps later on when they learn how to properly use such a basic tool properly and are able to actually hit something, then they can upgrade.

From the second video I think they need to put a few hours of practice in a batting cage, or perhaps join little-league teeball.

Hand-eye co-ordination = non-existant. I just hope they don't chew gum while they walk.

[Tondog]

Hahahahahahaha. Way to continue that old fad. I maintain that the only cool time this was done was the first time when someone smashed an Xbox 360 after waiting in line for like 2 days at launch.

[NES_Rules]

If I was one of their neighbors I would call the cops. Littering always has a nice fine to it, and with all the videos, they'd have all the evidence needed. And not just just because they're destroying awesome machines, but because I sure as hell would not want to drive over broken pieces of plastic all the time.

[jcalder8]

I'll admit I never watched the videos these things always seem pointless to me.

[NES_Rules]

I'll admit I never watched the videos these things always seem pointless to me.

I didn't watch all the way through them, they're not exactly thrilling. I think the only reason so many people enjoy these types of videos is because of all the people they anger. Some of the comments on YouTube are kind of funny, like the idiot who thinks an Atari 2600 is worth thousands of dollars.

[Tondog]

I'll admit I never watched the videos these things always seem pointless to me.

I didn't watch all the way through them, they're not exactly thrilling. I think the only reason so many people enjoy these types of videos is because of all the people they anger. Some of the comments on YouTube are kind of funny, like the idiot who thinks an Atari 2600 is worth thousands of dollars.

YouTube comments are about the lowest on the pole of intelligence that you can get.

[Hydrobond]

[Hydrobond]

I'll admit I never watched the videos these things always seem pointless to me.

I didn't watch all the way through them, they're not exactly thrilling. I think the only reason so many people enjoy these types of videos is because of all the people they anger. Some of the comments on YouTube are kind of funny, like the idiot who thinks an Atari 2600 is worth thousands of dollars.

YouTube comments are about the lowest on the pole of intelligence that you can get.

and for you:

http://xkcd.com/202/

[Fuyukaze]

Their money, their systems.  It's fun watching people burn thru their parents $$ just to make someone else angry knowing the real joke's on them.

[jcalder8]

Their money, their systems.  It's fun watching people burn thru their parents $$ just to make someone else angry knowing the real joke's on them.

See this is what I don't understand, who cares?
Why would anyone get angry that some moron has more money than they know what to do with?
If you've got that much free time and money that you can't think of anything better to do than break a system, I pity you.

[Samada]

Not funny.

The originals (i.e. XBOX360, Wii, PS3) were freakin' hilarious because they were new and people were camping out for them.

I guess people just want to become famous these days, so they copy fads...oh wait, that has been happening since before the Internet...yeah...just forget I mentioned that last sentence. >.<

[OatBob]

not as cool as the originals.

now if someone smashed that boxed AdventureVision from last week's auction, I know a lot of people would be furious.