It also sets 8-Bit Christmas' plot in motion, as Doyle needs another way to get his Nintendo fix. This leads to a stampede of kids away from the Keane house. The unnamed pooch is crushed as the consequence of his master's temper tantrum, which includes karate kicking a television. Silent Fists is a one-on-one fighting game reminiscent of Mortal Kombat, complete with the ability to 'silence' a defeated opponent similar to Mortal Kombat's fatalities. The only fatality in the scene is the Keane family's dog. RELATED: A Boy Called Christmas Chose the Wrong Partner for Santa Claus Keane's fancy new glove is no match for pioneering gamer girl Tammy Hodges' ability to actually play Silent Fists with a stock controller. He learns what Doyle points out in his present-day narration the Power Glove was a terrible controller.

Keane lets someone play with him when he gets his hands on the Power Glove, if only to show off his new toy. During his brief time among the select, Doyle only seems to experience the NES vicariously, watching Keane play by himself. He's only able to experience the console by being one of the select few to gain entrance to Keane's luxurious rumpus room. Played as an adult by Neil Patrick Harris, Jake Doyle's parents forbid him from having an NES.

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