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The Dreamcast is Sega's fourth and final home video game console. It marked the end of 18 years of hardware development by the Japanese electronics and video game titan. With its orange spiral logo and futuristic name, Sega saw the Dreamcast as the...

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Before you were old enough to watch Saturday Night Live, there was All That — a children's sketch variety program that aired on Nickelodeon between 1994 and 2005. All That was part of Nickelodeon's SNICK lineup, a two-hour block of Saturday night...

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Did you know that Home Improvement was originally going to be named "Hammer Time"? The name was eventually changed to reflect fixing family and home life, as well as repair work with tools.

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A pin relief board was a common site in 1990’s households. Often times, they contained the impression of a smushed face or a hand giving an interesting gesture. Grab one today and feed your creativity through artistic pin expression.

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Is it really middle school if you don’t have a dogeared copy of The Giver bouncing around in your backpack? Published in 1993 by Houghton Mifflin, Lois Lowry’s young adult dystopian novel was an international bestseller and introduced millions of...

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Based on the bestselling book by science fiction author Michael Crichton, Jurassic Park is a classic case study of man versus nature. Spoiler alert: life finds a way, in a big way. This movie brought to life some of the most iconic film scenes and...

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With over 202 episodes, Fox's hit science-fiction drama series The X-Files proved to viewers that the truth really was out there. For nine seasons, special agents Fox Mulder (David Duchovny) and Dana Scully (Gillian Anderson) were responsible for...

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James Cameron’s 1997 mega-blockbuster Titanic was a film that lived up to its name in nearly every sense of the word. The greatest love story of the nineties was also one of the most critically and commercially successful films ever made....

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Enhance gameplay on your Nintendo 64 with a Rumble Pak. If you want to be the coolest kid in the neighborhood, you are probably going to need one for all 4 controllers, right?

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Having a Super Nintendo in the '90s automatically made you the cool kid on the block. In fact, owning one today may still give you that same street cred - at least in our eyes! Grab one today and reclaim your title.

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Super Mario World is a classic Mario side-scroller that was developed to show exactly what the SNES had to offer as a console. Nintendo sold over 20 million copies, making it one of the best selling games for the SNES platform.

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For '90s kids, Reptar was somewhere in between Godzilla and Looney Tunes. This made him an incredibly cool character on Rugrats, and a popular choice for clothing/bedding options. Grab this plush and snuggle up to your favorite Rugrats dinosaur pal.

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Home Alone is a live-action family comedy starring Macaulay Culkin, Daniel Stern, Joe Pesci, and Catherine O'Hara. Written and produced by '80s iconoclast John Hughes, Home Alone was filmed in the same Chicago suburb as his previous films The...

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Everything is all fun and games for these high school witches until "Manon" gets pissed and starts taking everything back times three. Sarah, Bonnie, Nancy, and Rochelle soon find out that witchcraft is not an elective to be taken lightly.

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While you were laughing with the rest of your third-grade class as Chicken Licken got crushed under the table of contents, your parents and teachers were quietly patting themselves on the back. The twisted and subversive nature of The Stinky Cheese...

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