Lotron posted:

that is exactly who you think it is, and he did exactly what you think he did.

QuickbreathFinisher posted:

I'm gonna keep posting about N64 games because that's what I know best. Who else loved them some Space Station Silicon Valley?



This game was innovative as poo poo. The graphics are meh, but the sountrack and the gameplay were loving fun as poo poo. You could control literally any animal you saw, and you got different special powers depending on which one you were. And it was awesome. And the whole soundtrack was this ridiculous 60s sounding lounge music that just kicked rear end. I played so much of this game. The peak of the 90s' cultural rehashing in one video game.

Cleretic posted:

Maybe it's just me, but I thought it was the one with the ghost old lady. Who became absolutely terrifying when she was mad.

Another important question: What episode of Saved by the Bell was the best looking back? My slightly unreliable memory says it was the dream sequence Zach Attack episode. What I do know is that you can't say it was any episode with that Tori girl in place of Kelly and Jessie. Those episodes didn't exist and you cannot argue with me on this.

But people, please, please post more 90s euro-techno. That is without peer the best genre of music the world has ever seen.

Holy Cow posted:

And something we can all enjoy, the best film soundtrack of all time.

Nunez posted:

Oh poo poo Weinerville. Goddamn I completely forgot this existed.

Can someone help me remember a made-for-TV movie that I saw as a kid? I think it was about a kid trying to get into the in-line skating scene, which culminated with him having to compete in a illegal downhill skating competition at the end of the movie. They started the race at the top of a parking garage or something?

Philip J Fry posted:

Ugh, these. Also 'Big Johnson' and 'No Fear' shirts. I'm not going to further dignify their existence by posting images of them.

Lasher posted:

SCOOOOTER

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2RneoccuJwY

It's nice to be important, but it's more important to be nice!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kF7wOhSzJL0

Although maybe Scooter is TOO campy even for the pilled up rave culture of the 90's. I've been on a huge 90's kick lately watching all the brilliant old comedy shows too.

madlilnerd posted:

I don't remember which song it was, but I swear he did one with the best line ever: "Respect to the man in the ice cream van". Indeed Scooter, respect that Mr Whippy.

jordybee posted:

AND the Pikachu 2

Chocolate Teapot posted:

He's one of those liberals who went crazy hard-right after 9/11 (like Frank Millar and Dave Mustaine),

Rahonavis posted:

This is still the best song Fergie has ever been involved with. I also like the idea that this is what some television writer thought heavy metal music was like.

I posted:

Snow- Informer. The other one-hit white rapper of the 90s.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NtILxBszyf8

Wotan posted:

Baby wants to gently caress!

kimbo305 posted:

This quiz was great, not for any particular item, but it's perfect pastiche of the 90s feel:
http://www.buzzfeed.com/summeranne/which-90s-dreamboat-is-your-perfect-valentine
Ok, I don't really know a few of the extremely girl-centric ones, but I stick to my guns.

moistninja posted:

Rich kids had two of these


I enjoyed these "madballs" who went on to have a short, but illustrious, Saturday morning commercial, I mean cartoon.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yvfYcZ8GAVM

Gummy Bears theme still gets me jamming
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SM9fRjRPKEo

But I have to vote that Count Duckula had the funkiest/satanic theme songs of its time
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j1JmmDVt4_U

Hope you enjoy!

tehschulman posted:

Darthemed posted:

I'm pretty sure this was the '90s mascot for Mad Dog 20/20. I remember getting a promotional glow-button for it at a county fair as a kid.
Ah, the 1990s.

B.H. Facials posted:

I think it was blue raspberry, I'm not sure if there were others.

Celery Face posted:

I'm Doc, Doc, Doctor Dick and when you're feeling sick, babe, I know a trick.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ganDMy4kT7E

Why does a song that you can't really play around other people have to be so catchy? At least the band name lets you know what you're gonna get.

Crow Jane posted:

Because I am somehow compelled to throw money at everything vaguely Neil Gaiman-related, I shelled out for a stack of "The Dreaming" comics from a thrift shop yesterday. The comic doesn't seem to be anything special, but the ads are all for long-forgotten video games, BMG music club, and terrible movies, and are kind of amazing. If anyone's interested, I can probably get them scanned in the next couple days.

RillAkBea posted:

High waists were totally 90s.

1000 Brown M and Ms posted:

I have a request for this thread.

When I was 5 or 6, so early 90's, I had a toy that I loved but it's long since been thrown out and I can't find any trace of it on the internet. It was a toy where you build robots that are piloted by little yellow men out of modular parts that you can reassemble any way you like, a little like a cross between Zoids and Lego. I had a smaller one and it was a bipedal robot with a shovel and a drill for arms. It was black, green and orange. I don't remember the name or if there was any associated cartoon, but I remember that the packaging was a lot fancier than a typical Chinese knockoff toy so I think they were at least somewhat popular. There was a big picture on the back of some of the other kits in a scifi base/factory setting.

Does anyone have any idea what I'm talking about? My Google-fu is failing me on this one.

spleen merchant posted:

Nah, I spent quite a while trying to find them cause I was curious too. Google found nothing - found those by searching ebay for "90s space toy". If you look closely one of them has "mac" written on it which may have been the brand.