"Well, that would... look like a level in a children's videogame... throw in a racetrack or something..."
"Racetracks, yes. Possibly a great big series of hoops for jetpack races as well. We're demons, my friend, the sky is the limit."
"Having realized that I could instantiate Mario Kart in real life doesn't make me want to actually do it."
"The video game character Mario is ostensibly a plumber but never seen plumbing. He and the other characters of his franchise spend most of their time doing other things, including racing go-carts through assorted colorful scenery. Do you want to play Mario Kart?"
"...Yes. Yes, I want to pretend to be a plumber racing around colorful scenery, that sounds like the invention of the damn century."
Cam laughs. "All right, how much do you already have in the way of video game hardware, let's not be redundant unnecessarily."
"I'm only barely aware of them as a medium. I have a television, though?"
"My most recent summoner was rich and knew things about technology and he wrote me up a list of his favorite toys," grins Ari. "I have no idea what half of them do, but whatever it is, they do it well."
"This TV will do nicely." Cam conjures up a Wii and its various hookups already in place, and controllers (the wheel kind, because why not), and a copy of Mario Kart. He goes briskly through various setup procedures while explaining the general phenomenon of Mario Kart to Ari, and then hands him one of the wheels.
He does improve noticeably as time goes by, though.
Cam doesn't play very fiercely, but he doesn't let Ari win anyway; the computer players won't.
After some rounds, Ari actually wins a round! He performs a victory dance, detonating several tiny smokeless fireworks around himself.