I managed to get an N64 fairly shortly after it's release. I had a paper route when I was 7 years old and managed to save for all the cool shit. To this day I remember having to go to my buddies place to play it for the first time as it had RCA attachments, as opposed to the coaxle hookup. My family didn't know how to hook it up, but my buddies dad owned a home theatre company and had the required knowledge HaHa. Oh the technology.

Golden eye music scared the shit out of me.

prob before most of your times but I so remember having these as a kid... Looking at the toys I had growing up compared to now shit the toys were way better in the 80's

Don't know if any of you guys played this game when you were younger but it was pretty fun for what it was lol

http://theballreport.com/wp-content/...2/madballs.jpg

Hell yeah man, I had the cyclops and the skeleton guy. I really wanted the eyeball but I guess it was sold out everywhere.

Everyone remembers Transformers, but Gobots were quite the rage in the early 80s too!

http://underscoopfire.com/wp-content...ll-crasher.jpg

I had the eye ball and it was so awesome to play with and scaring my friends.

how about Boglins? I had this guy

https://s9.postimg.org/v5dwo4hsv/boink.jpg

Remember these Simpson toys BK came out with in the 90's?

https://s-media-cache-ak0.pinimg.com...cb2a3366bc.jpg

Had em all :accepted: LUL

My brother had that one, I had this one

http://i.imgur.com/HRMayYr.jpg

God toys ruled back then. I feel sorry for the kids of today with nothing but shitty apps that teach them to gamble and/or act like dicks to each other FailFish

I remember the He-Man toys

http://www.mwctoys.com/images/review_motuc1_12.jpg

My very first console.

http://www.old-computers.com/museum/...covision_1.jpg

The thing I remember most is horror movies. During summer holidays my mom would take me to the video store almost everyday after she got home from work, I'd go rent a bunch of horror movies to watch and keep me busy well she's at work the next day.

I also remember a place called Acme Video where they had a popcorn machine and a fountain drink machine where you could help yourself well browsing for movies. The same video store used to store there Porno movies in the open right next to the Wrestling Videos, I spent a lot of time browsing the wrestling section.

Thinking back, my dad used to leave playboys laying around the house. Who needed internet when you had a dad that didn't give a fuck if you found his nudies......the 80's was a good time.

Those were not the original He-Man figures. The original stuff that I had were so supremely primitive -- the arm was only articulate at the single shoulder joint in a super primitive rotational joint. The legs were moulded as a single piece, with limited movement at the hip joint through some sort of elastic band / string.

Made no sense that I still bought a stock pile of them. Mom should have told me to go fxxk myself instead of buying them for me. :tears:

My Heman figures had the chest that would flip and show scarring during "battle". Good times.

stumbled across this on youtube. :lol:

Definitely brought back some feels as watched probably 90% of these Tom Cruise movies!

These...

https://msofficer.files.wordpress.co...-cable-box.jpg

THESE!

If you recognize this box, you know

The first game console that I played with as a kid back in the day: Intellivision LUL

http://www.old-computers.com/museum/...ivision_1s.jpg

dat Pr0n

also WWF events, hell in the cell, undertaker VS mankind damnnnnnn

Oh man I remember those boxes, so many channels!!!
Anyone updated to the card boxes later?

Where I grew up we didn't have access to cable, but we did have one of these bad boys in our yard for a while

http://img00.deviantart.net/d85d/i/2...production.jpg

Unfortunately whatever the piracy method was, my parents didn't keep up with, so there were barely any channels to watch. I did watch a lot of The Box though. That's 90's though, not really nostalgic enough LUL

A lot of the viet guys I knew growing up all had the illegal dish setup

Seemed like such a headache to keep it going all the time having to reflash the cards etc.

Not to mention there were like 2000 channels with seemingly no organization

C-Band....man the memories...some american company came here and i think my folks paid a lot for the set-up....Galaxy 11,...ect...

i got to watch HBO,nickelodeon..all american shows when they didn't even broadcast to canada in the 90's..

Yup I got all those channels (along with Playboy and Spice :ifyouknow: ), until it was time to reflash the card and my parents didn't bother to do so. After that we could only get like 2 or 3 channels FeelsBadMan

played this at friends' house during lunch hour in grade school

i thought the stage where you have to invert the dualshock controller was genius (i didn't play metal gear solid yet back then)

i didn't realize it was a Japan-exclusive...makes sense it was probably a cracked PSX system

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pepsiman_(video_game)

Who remembers the Vancouver Sun/Province in the late 80s and 90s, when they had the weekend funnies in a separate booklet from the paper? I just remembered them, and I think there's a stack at my parents' house for me to find. I've searched online, but couldn't find any image references. They were awesome for on-the-can reading ;)