This is the amusing moment an uncle reminisced about his childhood with his nephew - playing a 1990s Screwball Scramble game.

The man enjoyed navigating the complex course - a source of hours of fun for Millenials growing up - by moving the small metal ball across the board in Fujian, China, on July 17.

Footage shows him struggling to complete the iconic game. He used the buttons to twist rotating parts and push small switches to guide the ball towards the finish line, making the toy feel like a maze.

His patience was tested, and out of frustration, he moved the ball with his hand to the next obstacle. In the end, the ball could not progress further as it was launched off the springs section.

He said: 'The game is so nostalgic that I wanted to go back in time just to play this with my friends. I spent many hours of my childhood playing this. Anybody who could complete the course was a hero.

'Children these days don't know what they are missing out on.'

Screwball Scramble was a toy made by Tomiyama Toy Manufacturing Company in Japan that involves guiding a 14-millimeter-diameter chrome steel ball bearing around an obstacle course.