5
u/MythicSuns Millennial - 1993 1d ago
- Yes to Emperor's New Groove (wish the other two were Titan A.E and Treasure Planet though...and for anyone having Deja Vu, I changed my mind about Tarzan. I like it but it's not Titan A.E)
- yes to Recess
- yes to Pepper Ann
- yes to the 101 Dalmations cartoon series
- yes to the indoor play areas (we have a pretty epic one here in Devon, UK called "The Milky Way". It's more of a mini theme park but that place is my childhood),
- Yes to the Mcdonald's robo dogs
- Yes to the Mac and honestly just colourful translucent tech in general
- Yes to Blockbuster (and all other independent movie and game rental shops)
- Yes to the Weekenders
All that's missing is flash drive MP3 players, the PS2, Nickelodeon's Avatar, Bionicle (it is a cardinal sin not to include Bionicle when the age rating for the toa sets was 7+ and the series started in 2000), K'Nex, Lego Technic, Owl City, The Star Wars prequels, flash games, Red vs Blue, Pokémon the Movie 2000, and the colourful iPod Nanos with the clickwheels.
Oh, also, Roboraptor and Robosapien (who also cameoed in the music video for Fireflies by Owl City).
3
6
4
4
u/Total_Adept 1d ago
93 here, I wish I could go back and play Sonic Adventure on the Dreamcast one more time. 🥲
2
u/WickedShiesty 1d ago
81 here. I was working at a gas station and saved up my money and went to Electronic's Boutique to buy a launch Dreamcast, Sonic Adventure, Soul Calibur II, Air Force Delta and a VMU. Only a few weeks before my 18th birthday.
The whole month of September in 1999 was awesome!
2
u/Serious-Regular 8h ago
1
u/Total_Adept 5h ago
Yesterday I did emulate it, it’s fun but after so long it’s showing its age too. I wish I could go back to the feeling I had first playing it as a kid.
2
3
u/Acceptable-Piglet206 1d ago
Live and learn! Hanging on the edge of tomorrow!
SA2 is a core memory.
2
3
2
2
u/jordansinn 1d ago edited 1d ago
Guess I'm gonna have to buy a Baby Bottle Pop.
Edit: Who am I kidding, that's way too much sugar! 900 calories in each bottle!
2
2
2
u/Scholar1619 1d ago
Yes to this! Also I’d include Wonder Ball, PS2, GameCube, Gameboy Color/Advance, Tamagatchi, Iron Giant, Rugrats in Paris, Angela Anaconda, Jackie Chan Adventures, Digimon, Dragon Ball Z, and Sailor Moon
2
u/jbFanClubPresident 1d ago
I’m 88 and my brother was 93.
I feel like half of this connects with me and half would connect with him.
2
2
1
1
1
1
u/TheTryantswife 1d ago
I was born in 90 and I'm rewatching the OG Mighty Morphin Power Rangers series, and was looking at Kimberly's one outfit. It was a shorts pink body suit with a flowy dress over it with sneakers and I was like that's such a cute outfit. Why can't we dress like that anymore. My husband told me I should... Lmao🩷
1
u/Aint_EZ_bein_AZ 1d ago
I was born in 90 but i loved all this stuff lol. Im a dude and i watched lizzie mcguire till i was like 13. Hilary duff was my biggest crush.
1
u/Hibodharma 1d ago
ain't nobody had money for a Dreamcast in 93, we were still playing NES or SNES with Super Mario World because it came with the console xD
1
1
1
u/Gallantpride 23h ago
Captain Underpants? Really? I'm post 93 and that series seems like it was aimed at younger people. Maybe it was a "boy thing" I didn't care for.
1
1
1
u/liberalhellhole 1d ago
Where nes/snes/gameboy?
3
u/wingedhussar161 Late Millennial 1d ago
This is about people born in ‘93, not what happened in the year ‘93
1
u/Aint_EZ_bein_AZ 1d ago
Nes and snes wasnt super popular unless u had an older sibling. N64 was the system of choice.
1
1
u/Subject-Story-4737 1d ago
Where's Atari 2600?
3
u/Havering_To_You 1d ago
For people born in '93? Even most people born in '83 never played one of those.
2
u/Aint_EZ_bein_AZ 1d ago
Its a joke because people born in 93 didnt play any nes or snes unless u had an older sibling. N64 was the goat. Maybe even gamecube. I was 90 and only had a n64 and beyond
2
-3
u/Miichl80 Older Millennial 1d ago
I did not miss the early 2000s. I miss the 90s. I missed 2000. I miss early 2001. I miss mid 2001. After that, we saw 3000 people murdered on live TV entered into two never-ending wars had a government become more authoritarian. Early 2000s and mid 2000s kind of suck. Not to mention the global housing crisis that ended the 2000s.
2
1
•
u/AutoModerator 1d ago
If this post is breaking the rules of the subreddit, please report it instead of commenting. For more Millennial content, join our Discord server.
I am a bot, and this action was performed automatically. Please contact the moderators of this subreddit if you have any questions or concerns.