Remember That? ToyBiz X-Men Projectors
In January of 1994, ToyBiz released the X-Men Projectors line. These 8-inch figures featured a built-in projector in the chest that displayed images from special discs. Each disc contained 12 comic…
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Retro Rewind: 5 Board Games That Ruled Rainy Days
As a kid growing up in the ’90s, some of my favorite memories involved sitting on the living room floor with my brother and friends, battling it out in some of the most outrageous board games ever …
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Remember That? Crazy Bones
Some playground crazes come and go without much fanfare. Crazy Bones wasn’t one of them. For a few years, these tiny plastic figures seemed to take over every school in America, turning recess into …
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A Saturday Morning Well Spent
Growing up in the ’90s, Saturday mornings were a chance to get away from it all. No school, no responsibilities—just a bowl of cereal and a spot on the couch. Those were the good old days. There w…
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Remember That? Game Boy Advance Video
These little beauties first hit North America in May 2004 thanks to Majesco. The Game Boy Advance Video cartridges featured episodes from several popular Disney Channel animated series, including Br…
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BOOK IT!: When Reading Paid in Pizza
Before kids earned achievements in video games, they earned something even better: free pizza. If you grew up in the 1980s, 1990s, or early 2000s, there’s a good chance you remember BOOK IT!, the r…
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