No offense, but I don't know how kids born in the 90's were able to appreciate lots of what has been posted here. OP was born the same year as when Streets of Rage came out...

Most of this stuff brings back fond memories of my childhood (80's kid).

Scorcher2k

United States802 Posts

October 01 2010 17:43 GMT

#85

Legend of the Hidden Temple was the shit!

Marl

United States692 Posts

October 01 2010 18:23 GMT

#86

I saw Space Jam in theaters! Also I saw 2 of the pokemon movies... my parents are saints.

allowicious

United States972 Posts

October 01 2010 18:34 GMT

#87

repping '91 here

we had it made as kids. never a dull moment in my life

Deleted User 3420

24492 Posts

October 01 2010 18:37 GMT

#88

space jam is prett yamazing my favorite part is when his arm stretches to dunk the basketball

at least i think thats my favorite part

howerpower

United States619 Posts

October 01 2010 18:58 GMT

#89

On October 01 2010 20:15 CurLy[] wrote:

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Pretty sure you are retarded.

hmm.... pretty obvious sarcasm, guess you couldn't see it.

fredd

Estonia256 Posts

October 01 2010 18:59 GMT

#90

On October 02 2010 02:40 ProTech_MediC wrote:
No offense, but I don't know how kids born in the 90's were able to appreciate lots of what has been posted here. OP was born the same year as when Streets of Rage came out...

Most of this stuff brings back fond memories of my childhood (80's kid).

and why exactly can't people that were born later enjoy these things if they stuck around long enough for their childhood? please explain this to me, cause you just seem pretentious. I was born in '92 and I played the shit out of streets of rage with my friends, some of my fondest gaming memories are of streets of rage, along with diablo 1, warcraft 2 and starcraft. I started pretty early though.

seppolevne

Canada1681 Posts

October 01 2010 19:13 GMT

#91

I'd just like to say that I too watched Space Jam every day for about 3 months when it became my brother's favorite movie. I can recite almost the whole thing while watching it, it's almost a perfect movie. Kids jokes, adult jokes, Bill Murray, Newman, Danny Devito, awesome music, awesome story.

*ahhh ahhhhh ahhhhhhhh
"Do you find your performance to be decreased in.... other areas of your life?"
*yeahh yeaahhhhh
"NO!"
"I'm just asking!"
*Maybe that's why you can't sleep at night
______________
"I'll never swear"
"I'll cheat on another test"
"I'll never go out with Madonna again!"
________________
"You're not Charles Barkley! You're just a wannabe who looks like 'im! Begone wannabe! Begone!"
(that part always made me tear up)
_______________
"But I'm a baseball player now!"
"Right, and I'm a Shakespearean actor..."

howerpower

United States619 Posts

October 01 2010 20:12 GMT

#92

On October 02 2010 03:59 fredd wrote:

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getting to play diablo when I was like 7 was just awesome, games were still magical to me and I was yet to be jaded by just seeing numbers. I played it at a friends house for a whole night after he fell asleep, that was my first experience with battl.net, even though I owned starcraft I had no idea you could play online with other people. I couldn't wait to go home the next day and tell my dad that there was a whole other aspect to to this game that we just played lan with occasionally.

80's and 90's kids grew up with games that didn't hold your hand, you learned by experimentation and failure. I tried showing one of my little cousins mega man and he just gave up when he couldn't get past the first few screens, most kids are used to games just holding your hand through the whole experience with little to no challenge.

GreatFall

United States1061 Posts

October 01 2010 22:42 GMT

#93

HAHA spacejam, man I totally remember seeing that when I was younger. That movie made me laugh so hard lol.

VManOfMana

United States764 Posts

October 02 2010 01:50 GMT

#94

I am an 80's kid, but in the early and mid 90's, these two series played a major role in defining anime fandom in Latin American and other parts of the world (Saint Seiya is late 80s though).

Many kids and teens from elementary to high school in Mexico would watch Saint Seiya and Sailor Moon every Saturday morning.

It makes me sad how they were treated so badly in the U.S.

ArbAttack

Canada198 Posts

October 02 2010 01:54 GMT

#95

I lived in China until the age of 10 so from my equal division of western/eastern culture, I have to say Space Jam is fucking terrible.

Almost, but not quite, as bad as baby. Not many worse things I can think of.

Zergneedsfood

United States10671 Posts

October 02 2010 02:00 GMT

#96

You're right. I'm a 90s kid (93), and I honestly forgot about Space Jam.

It WAS good.

I'm gonna rewatch that right now.

zenMaster

Canada761 Posts

October 02 2010 02:10 GMT

#97

DIE JUSTIN BIEBER for ruining kid's childhood with your shitty music.

Sadist

United States7229 Posts

October 02 2010 02:26 GMT

#98

Tiny Toons and Animaniacs

:OOOOOO

Bobbys World

Life with Louie

and one of the greatest games for Sega

Battle Toads and Double Dragon

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iPlaY.NettleS

Australia4332 Posts

October 02 2010 02:44 GMT

#99

i find it ironic that most of these kids born in the 90s claiming to be 90s kids are the ones who diss brood war for having old graphics and outdated gameplay

YejinYejin

United States1053 Posts

October 02 2010 03:00 GMT

#100

On October 02 2010 11:44 iPlaY.NettleS wrote:
i find it ironic that most of these kids born in the 90s claiming to be 90s kids are the ones who diss brood war for having old graphics and outdated gameplay

Lol, I don't. If anything, growing up in the 90s has taught me to value content over display. For example, I still love old school Super Smash Brothers (64 and Melee), even thought the graphics aren't as great as Brawl.

Also, anyone remember Histeria?