Your resource for 1990s toys, fashion, music, and nostalgic goodies.
J.K. Rowling became the world's first billionaire author with the story of young Harry Potter and the magical wizarding world of Hogwarts. Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone is Rowling's literary debut and the first of the seven novels which make...
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Another example of nineties toymakers going HAM on miniatures. Tech Deck fingerboards are small skateboards that can be manipulated and “ridden” using your fingers. Fingerboards were initially produced as keychains for skate shops but evolved...
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Toymakers in the 1990s really were all about the portable toy. From the Tamagotchi and portable CD players to handheld electronics like the Game Boy Color, if you couldn’t take it with you, what good was it to a nineties kid? Aimed at a somewhat...
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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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In the '90s, hacking was generally portrayed in film with interesting screen animations that often included skulls, and general buzzword phrases like "breaking through the mainframe". The 1995 film Hackers captures all of these unrealistic depictions in the best and most nostalgic way possible. "Mess with the best, die like the rest."
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As Confucius once said, “Real knowledge is to know the extent of one’s ignorance.” While there were many products in the 1990s that promised individual enlightenment, none were as convenient or cute as the color-changing mood ring. Marketed as...
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Before Furbies or Nano Kitties came the electronic pet that kicked off one of the biggest trends of the late 1990s. Tamagotchi was the first pocket-sized digital companion: a computerized alien pet that you could raise and care for through birth,...
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Explore Yoshi’s island as you ground pound shy guys, collect delicious fruit, and shoot colorful eggs at various objects. You may even come across some cute secret Yoshis along the way.
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Holes author Louis Sachar captivated a generation of nineties young adult readers with the story of Stanley Yelnats and the mysterious Camp Green Lake. The iconic blue and red cover captured the weird and humorous nature of this best-selling novel,...
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Getting a copy of Pokemon Red and/or Blue is your chance to show the OG Elite 4 who's boss. The only question is, which starter will you choose? Gotta Catch 'Em All!
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Released in February 1994, Dookie is the catchy, energetic sucker punch that propelled the pop-punk band Green Day into the musical big leagues and launched the careers of Billie Joe Armstrong, Mike Dirnt, and Tre Cool. The album was a runaway...
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Sleeping, walking the dog, and rocking the cradle may sound like a boring list of chores. Still, if you were raised in the nineties, you’d immediately recognize these as tricks you could perform with your Yomega Brain yo-yo. While yo-yo toys have...
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You can do your part to help the animal community by checking this crocodile for cavities. But be warned: if you press on a tooth that hurts, it may bite your hand! Only the most skilled crocodile dentist will win this game.
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The cup is always half-full when you are wearing this rad '90s shirt. This iconic pattern is one of the most recognizable designs from the 1990s, and embodies the aesthetic of the generation perfectly. Plus, it looks pretty rad.
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Most Nicktoons bounced around bright suburbs or fantasy worlds. Hey Arnold! parked itself in a cramped boarding house in fictional Hillwood, Washington. Fourth grader Arnold Shortman lived there, navigating alleyways, schoolyard drama, and a building...
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