📟 90's banter - Nextel's, AIM, and Britney Spears Knuckle Children

[DEEZUZ]

Driver on PS1 was the shit, but fuckkkk that first training tutorial/test mission. Was stuck on it forever. This was before google, I had no fucking idea what a slalom was, felt sooo dumb

Yuuup... Had no googles then...
Maybe jeeves or lycos

 

[Chester Copperpot]

I don't know how or why I ended up in this YouTube blackhole... but this hit a nostalgia chord that actually hurts. Fuck.



First comment really twists the dagger, too.

These malls seemed magical as a kid, especially during the holiday seasons with all the Christmas decorations up, such vibrant childhood memories. These videos aren’t so much creepy to me as they are outright depressing.

 

[Fish]

I remember my friends and I taking turns on Mario 64 at Sears. It would auto reset after 5 minutes so we would speed run the first few levels to try to get the most stars and coins.

 

[Euro]

Oh God, the Driver games. I played them so much, especially the 2nd one. The 3rd one wasn't as great, but it was a lot more interactive.

 

[FirstWorldProblems]

I remember my friends and I taking turns on Mario 64 at Sears. It would auto reset after 5 minutes so we would speed run the first few levels to try to get the most stars and coins.

I forgot about playing video games in stores. I remember playing mario at circuit city

 

[DEEZUZ]

Cruisin USA at Pizza hut ftw

 

[FirstWorldProblems]

Gameboy color. Just fucking bury me now lol, i had totally forgotten about this but now after seeing this pic the memory of opening one on christmas morning in prob 1998 is VIVID AF

 

[DEEZUZ]

Gameboy color. Just fucking bury me now lol, i had totally forgotten about this but now after seeing this pic the memory of opening one on christmas morning in prob 1998 is VIVID AF

I had to get the last one on the shelf. It was see through purple. I bought it solely based on ready to rumble

 

[DEEZUZ]

They definitely had driver as well.

 

[FirstWorldProblems]

 

[FirstWorldProblems]

 

[FirstWorldProblems]

 

[SpeedSpeak2me]

Still have my chipped PS1 along with the controllers, memory cards, and games. Same with my PS2 and PS3.

Matter of fact, I might pull them out of storage and see if anyone wants them. Just taking up space and I'll never play them again. Only thing I do use once a year is the N64. Might even be willing to send off my OG PS3 (60GB version).

 

[VenomInside]

 

[Jimy Bilmo]

My mom still has a gateway computer box that she has some shit stored in lol

 

[VenomInside]

My mom still has a gateway computer box that she has some shit stored in lol

My parents still have the CD holder from them. Stupid cow printing. lmao.

 

[VenomInside]

 

[radioguy6]

Those Gateway country stores popped up everywhere. We ordered one from them. Screaming 450 MHz PIII, 128MB ram, 13GB hard drive, Voodoo banshee graphics card and V.92 modem. Still have that foam cow they gave away too

 

[Fish]

Cruisin USA at Pizza hut ftw

We did Crusin at our bowling alley. What’s funny is that I remember that game being loud AF but once someone started playing Killer Instinct, it was quiet since the Rare made all KI cabinets obnoxiously loud on purpose.

 

[VenomInside]

We did Crusin at our bowling alley. What’s funny is that I remember that game being loud AF but once someone started playing Killer Instinct, it was quiet since the Rare made all KI cabinets obnoxiously loud on purpose.

Still one of my favorite games ever. (Killer Instinct). IMO, it still holds up.

 

[FirstWorldProblems]

BROOOOOOO

 

[FirstWorldProblems]

 

[DEEZUZ]

WTF is this?

It was the 90s.. I had never bought a computer after 98 in store. I did all online through Dell.

First puter was a compaq. Then like when the do the Dell guy came out it was super easy to order online.

They gave you like 3-4 choices for everything. Like memory ram etc.. Ala carte

 

[DEEZUZ]

The commercial of the red part being the electrical socket plug coming down from the heavans then plugging into the ground was lit af

 

[Yaj Yak]

WTF is this?

It was the 90s.. I had never bought a computer after 98 in store. I did all online through Dell.

First puter was a compaq. Then like when the do the Dell guy came out it was super easy to order online.

They gave you like 3-4 choices for everything. Like memory ram etc.. Ala carte

yep like ordering chipotle, that's what i remember.