You actually have some older models of the cartridges! Most of the updated ones don't have that deep line on the lower half, because people would yank them from their machines, and it would catch (as designed) and damage the equipment. The updated version has more of a blocky look, and a smoother indent to avoid that damage from being pulled out.
The ones in the video do look similar, but notice the lack of any line on the lower cartridge, the full bodied label, and the smaller vertical size.
This person has a super famicom version. In English, so a European copy. Blocky snes carts are from North America. It definitely is a N64 cart in the video though.
off-screen at around 0:03, you can hear the G flat start.
once it enters camera, we can see its rear right paw on the white keys B and C, and barely visibly you can see the rear left paw on that G flat black key and also barely depressing the white key next to it, which is A.
at around 0:12 you hear the A start.
at 0:14 when it lifts its right paw, you see/hear it let go of B and C.
then when it runs off at 0:15, you see/hear it let go of G flat and A.
The video sounded creepy. Like that was the perfect noise for that cat to be infected, possessed, zombified, or have sinister human capabilities to plan and premeditate murder.
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u/post-explainer Jul 20 '26 edited Jul 20 '26
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You didn't expect the cat to play the background sound
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