90's vs Now! College Tech, Movies & Games - Best Buy Haul

[@flareneo3868]

*CONGRATS ON 700K BEEN WATCHING SINCE THE WII RAP. HERES TO 1 MILLION*

[@maybetoby]

I started with his interview of Selwyn Ward

[@maybetoby]

@Go Time Now lol yep

[@GoldenWind30]

Growing up I had a lot of VHS tapes, CD's along with a CD Player and an N64. Now I have Netflix (& the Internet of course), iPhone XR with Apple Music and a Nintendo Switch. Technology has changed so drastically over the years and for the better.

[@TheDoctorSorta]

I don't know i miss cassette tapes, i missed cassette tapes so much i bought a car purely because it has a cassette player

[@J2JWA]

From someone that still collects CDs & vinyl, Best Buy has helped me out insanely.

[@noreski435]

U buy vinyls from best buy?

[@J2JWA]

panera boi noah - Depends on the vinyl. Like a more wide spread release, yes.

[@chowspecial]

Wait. Looks left Looks right You've never seen avatar last Airbender?

[@DavidLawler1]

Your personality always makes me smile. Love your haul videos. Congrats on 700k! Keep up the amazing videos. 😊

[@backstage_explorer]

Wow this is crazy how much easier it is for college kids today less paper more technology. I'm moving and just broke my daughter's laptop so I'll be checking this one out see if it works for her. Great video thanks for the 90s throwbacks

[@EdwardSanchezProductions]

Technology has definitely changed since the 90s

[@FlintG]

It has, I was so hyped when I got my first psp being able to watch movies on the go was so amazing!

[@TgiSlayer]

Moore's law

[@neomag04]

booking is chance

[@MrKingvenom77]

I'm guessing we might be close in age. I had all the stuff you mentioned you had. lol.

[@MichaelNewmanII]

Demetrius, you gotta be close to my age also. Andre is my soul brotha from anotha motha, LoL... SO MANY commonalities is hilarious. Im 42, all this stuff is throwback for me.

[@TheLizbliz]

i grew up with some of these but in the early 2000's lol i LOVED portable cd players as a kid! made me feel so cool lol

[@bandotaku]

Definitely grew up with these! My dad was a system analyst for many years, and he loved to tinker with computers, so I grew up on the internet and technology a little bit earlier than my peers. He also loved to game, and one of my earliest memories is playing on the Atari in the living room on the floor. He is what got me and my sisters into playing games. He also loved to take video and pictures, so he had a few cameras around, including one of those home video cameras that were the size of a baritone.

[@starzzzy22]

That portable CD player brings back memories. Best thing was a CD player with anti-shock AND am/fm built in! We went through so many AA batteries back then!

[@ashleyjones3065]

I’ve been watching your channel since I was in middle school. I’m in college now and I still watch your videos. Congratulations on 700K!!!

[@MrBinthestudio]

Oh man, where to begin? After high school, first video game console was a super Nintendo. First video camera, 8mm. First computer, an Acer Aspire with Windows 95 (man, I loved the CD-ROM games that came with it!)

[@lorenzoneal1996]

You straight took me back down memory lane with those throwbacks. I went to an HBCU and somebody always had the latest tech in their room and as you can imagine, their room was always packed lol

[@timtoongamer]

My earliest childhood memories from late 90s through 2000s are flip phones, Playstation 1 and 2, GameBoy Advance, flash drives, Myspace for socializing very early KZbin. College yrs were also KZbin, FB(to a certain extent), a laptop(that was very heavy in weight), Nintendo DS, the Golden Age of Disney Channel(Hannah Montana, High School Musical, Wizards of Waverly Place) although I would those on either YT or the Disney Channel website, Drake and Josh on Nickeloodeon, I didnt watch TV really anymore after getting into YT cause YT was just more entertaining to me during my college yrs of the later part of 2000s lol. I do remember the N64 from the mid-late 90s when I was in gradeschool though. Good times, great video, congrats on 700K subs

[@OurKindofEntertainment]

1,000,000 is right around the corner! Keep crushing those numbers like Urkel crushes cheese! Great video to really bridge the gap between generations!

[@SarahTheTrekkie]

I used have a lot of VHS tapes. Movies have always been my favourite form of media.

[@crimesforkibble6912]

About 11 years ago I was staying with my uncle and taking care of him while he was dying from cancer i stayed in his basement he had one of those big screen protector TVs down there and a really nice Sony vhs player along with about 30 huge boxes which contained around 3000 vhs tapes I would stay up at night to help him and get him things if he needed it and sleep during the day when his nurse arrived long story short I ended up watching all of those tapes during those long nights and now have the TV the player and the tapes in my basement I don't know why I shared this with you

[@datoneguy436]

i was born in 1990 so i grew up with almost everything you showed from back in the day. Seeing technology change before my eyes was always interesting.

[@bjnt92281]

The PlayStation One was the first game system I bought with my own money. I just graduated from high school back in 2000 and the college I was going to in the fall had this summer program to help us get introduced to college life and at the end of it we were all paid a check of $800. Now for an 18 going on 19 year old at the time that was a lot of money. So I went down to Toys R Us and purchased a PlayStation One, a second controller, NBA Live 2000 and March Madness 2000. The rest of my summer was as the kids say nowadays. Lit 🔥

[@EmilyMikuChan]

I was in college from 2009 to 2015. I had a Toshiba Windows XP laptop with a CD/DVD player. It was my first laptop ever and it may have been heavy and slightly bulky, but I cherished it and took it with me everywhere. I also had my own printer in my dorm room for printing papers, but like 90% of the time, I mostly went to the library to print papers because it was faster and it rarely ran out of ink. I had a iPod Nano 3rd generation and it was only 4GB, which seemed a lot at the time, but then again, I didn't have a lot of music in there! Whenever I wanted to play games on the game, I brought my Nintendo DS Lite or my Gameboy Micro. And when I wanted to play games on the TV, I would borrow the Wii from the Student Center and play Mario with my friends. As for watching movies, I brought all of my DVDs from home and watched them that way, there was still a Blockbuster near my college, but I rarely went to it. And when I got Netflix during my last year in college, it was honestly the most amazing thing for me!

[@ember3117]

all throughout this video, all i kept saying out loud, "bruh u aint never lied" i remember everything 90s related u were talking about. whether i was doing it myself or i saw someone doing it. the struggle was real asf lmao

[@meishseeks]

This takes me back , I remember having to try a shove my Sony diskman into my pocket & that anti shock never worked , also loved my game boy had one of those big magnifiers on it, also blockbuster loved going to blockbuster ( remember be kind rewind) 👍 I believe there is still one hanging on in bend Oregon

[@estevangarcia1089]

*sees Andre holding up Spectacular Spider-Man* I...I am so proud of him 😢

[@BlackNerdComedy]

I've seen a couple of episodes but people tell me it's one of the best Spider-Man cartoons, so I figured why not give it a shot. Hopefully I can find the time to watch it soon.

[@estevangarcia1089]

Andre "Black Nerd" great to hear!

[@rudetuesday]

I graduated college in 1992, so I relate to a lot of this tech arriving just after. Our computer lab ran VT100 terminals (UNIX), Mac Plus (the cute li'l toasters) and PCs with Windows 2.x software, , and dot matrix printers. Fancy print job? Send your task across campus to the networked print lab. I didn't have my own computer at home until later. We had a row of arcade cabinets at The Commons (Gauntlet, TMNT). No one had consoles at their dorms yet, but TVs with VCRs were common. CDs were just starting to become a thing. Ah, memories.

[@BigTgeekandgaming1997]

I had a DVD player that plays vhs tapes and discs it's broken now and I used to have a bigscreen black tv it was stolen a really long time ago man I feel so old I'm only 21 but I still can't believe how crazy techs improved since I was a kid

[@abbyl7513]

We had vhs for days growing up. My dad also used to tape movies and TV on vhs all the time. I didn't use a portable disc man for my car. I had one that was specially bought that had the cassette with cable attached to a disc man that was specially made for the car. Also remember taking pictures of myself with the old Gameboy and the camera and printer attachments. Still have a printer too, with paper!

[@tsunamirider9895]

LOL. Awesome video! Brought back tons of memories. I remember computer labs back in college. We also had Sun workstations running Solaris. They were also 24/7, and I'd always remember on nights before projects were due, they were totally packed even at 3am, and temperature was HOT cause so many people were there. All the dot-matrix printers were printing away, so it was loud too! We had a Genesis in our dorm, and our neighbors had an NES. Rented videos at the Blockbuster to watch on our VHS deck. Cell phone was some huge Motorola with single line LED display that showed about 10-12 characters. Also rocking a Palm Pilot PDA around this time w/the modem attachment. Game gear was for portable gaming, and 27" Sony Trinitron CRT was considered a large screen.

[@leonardchanette]

OMG! I totally remember the cassette adapter. I would put the cd player in my lap or just hold it while driving to prevent skipping! Lol You are doing a great service educating the young ppl about the 90's. Bless you sir and congratulations on 700k subs!

[@NerdyLaundry]

I remember having 3 different pieces of technology specifically with me constantly. A phone to make calls and text, a digital camera to take pictures, and a hdd video camera to take video

[@zackatk77]

The clam she'll cases for VHS tapes were great! I still have a whole bunch of my old movies in my parents' basement. So many Land Before Times and Disney classics in their original state. 😄 I don't have my green Game Boy Colour anymore, but know that I got PLENTY of use out of that bad boy especially with the worm light attachment.

[@wantedangelus]

Ah, nostalgia. I remember owning every bit of that. But I’m a generation older than you, Andre. My first gaming console was an Atari. It needed a screwdriver to attach the flat hooks to the back of the TV. I was so happy when the NES came out with a coaxial connector. Lol. And I’ve owned almost every video format: VHS, VCD, DVD and finally Blu-Ray and 4K. Never owned Betamax and Laserdisc. I had the Walkman, off-brand Discman, cheap MP3 player. Now I just use my phone for music and game on PS4 and Xbox One. I’m so happy so have experienced the older stuff. It really makes me appreciate all the new stuff that is so much easier. 😉

[@rizerfusiondude8733]

Congrats on your 700 million subscribers Andre! If it wasn't for the funniest and remarkable videos ever, my life would've changed for the better until you came along. Keep up the good work and excel through greatness! 🎉🎉🎉🎉😆😆😆

[@biancagarcia4096]

MY DUDE I HAD ONE OF THOSE CASSETTE ADAPTERS FOR THE LONGEST TIME!!! I have since upgraded my car and now have a CD player lol

[@Sk8rToon]

So many memories!!! I miss when you could pick up TV signals on the radio. I used to spoil (per request) the after school cartoons because I would hear them while my dad drove me to school because we could pick up another town’s signal where they aired before school

[@akaimizu1]

The thing that makes the Gameboy so hilarious is that Tetris 99 actually has a full on Gameboy Tetris skin so it would’ve been fun to do a side-by-side between original and modern hardware. And that VHS cassettes thing you brought up was especially a nightmare if you were into anime. Like a complete season of Tenchi Muyo Tv episodes was delivered on 13 VHS cassettes. Which is typical for a season. Nowadays, that would easily fit in one single box the size of just one VHS cassette case.

[@TheCreepypro]

I remember using all of the 90's stuff you showed my dude and still have some of it what a throwback!

[@McNeej]

Love that gameboy startup plink sound. Really takes me back.

[@andyrichter2714]

Back when I was in university, as soon as my neighbours heard me playing Mario kart, they came over to play. On my gigantic 32” TV

[@CaptainAvenger1993]

God I miss the 90s. Andre don’t make me feel old.

[@mleeneg]

I stand by the typewriter. The feel that you are making something right then and there line by line feels great.

[@ShinKyuubi]

I had a LOT of VHS back in the day..TMNT, Thundercats, Disney movies, Transformers, TV recording of TV only Disney Halloween specials..stuff like that, so we had like..2 VHS rewinders..for those kids and teens who are only familiar with DVDs, this was a device that had ONE job..rewind your VHS so you could watch a different one in your VCR. I remember getting my first Gameboy..I got it from school, I don't know if they still do this today but back in the day we had sales where the kids would either go door to door or (like me with a rather large family who knew a lot of people) get their parents to go around and get people to buy something from a catalog of products that would be shipped out after the contest was over. The student who sold the most would win various prizes..one year the grand prize for most products sold was an original Gameboy which was the hot new thing...needless to say, my family did the leg work so they wouldn't have to spend any money on buying the thing itself...it honestly got so bad I didn't even bother to compete one year because I won back to back for years and I wanted to give other kids a chance to win..when they announced the winner and I wasn't it..I got shocked looks from students, teachers, and parents that I honestly let other people win.

[@Invisiblekatana]

Lest we forget the great blue case movie collections from Target; a full movie series in a dark blue case no matter the collection, that's how I saw all the Back to the Future movies. I also still have the cassette aux combo in my car, no Bluetooth for me.

[@TotalFocus007]

I definitely had all that old stuff you mentioned. Brings back memories.

[@RetroCrunch]

Man! Totally brings back those 90s days. The watches.. Havent changed much, but that calculator watch was the bomb!

[@abadenoughdude300]

Or the ones that played music! That was so dumb... The 90's were awesome.

[@Wildcat_Media]

The coolest thing I took with me to college was a TV set with a built-in DVD player AND a built-in VHS player. Looking at it now, and compared to my flat-screen TV... that thing was huge. I had to buckle it into my front seat when I hauled it up to college with me. I was afraid I’d have to slam on the brakes at some point and it’d go flying.

[@myles7453]

I guess things I miss from my childhood were Saturday Morning Cartoons, Nintendo Power magazines, DVD/VCR players (which I still own), and even the old AOL load up screen.

[@elibalin]

My second printer in the mid '90s (after a tractor-feed Epson dot-matrix) was a Canon bubble-jet (the BJ-10ex) that was small enough to be mistaken for a laptop when its lid was closed, and printed relatively fast. It only printed B&W, and was almost as screechy as the dot-matrix, but it was really reliable, and I'd probably still be using it as a backup if I had a parallel port and if the ink cartridges hadn't been discontinued before the turn of the century. The computer I used for gaming ran at either 4.77 or 8 mHz, and could only display four colors at a time (and never really the right ones).

[@HoneyMike]

Oh my God that Compaq Presario took me back. I love that big ol power button and the light underneath

[@UndeadEggmiester]

I definitely remember the " good old days" of having my Walkman with me stuck with whatever was on the basic radio stations. Also the old Gameboy was the first system I ever bought with my own money as a kid.

[@maybetoby]

I graduated high school back in 2001. When I went to college, I brought my Gamecube and DVD collection with me. I had a big book for all my DVDs. Also took that with me to Iraq before movies started getting digital releases. I also had the CD soundtrack to Mario 64. Also had the one for Ocarina of Time.

[@grandplans]

I love video games. I was playing arcade games, but became a console gamer when atari 2600 came out in 1978. I love RPGs. My first RPG was Adventure for that atari. Oh the memories.

[@futuramayeah]

when i was going to college in the late 90s, i was recording tv shows at home using a vcr, now tv services offer a dvr which allow you to record shows but if you want to keep shows on a physical medium, you need both a dvd recorder and a tv signal overrider?or blocker , i forget, that cancels out the signal that is now put out that would prevent you from recording live tv, the signal started going out i think around 2010 but I am not sure

[@diane8444]

I recently bought one of those little portable radios to use at the drive-in.

[@EletricalMonkey]

80GB iPod Classic, I loved being able to carry around my whole music library anytime and anyplace on the go. I miss the iPods with the click wheel

[@disneyfanaticsanonymous6344]

OMG, the memories. The only difference is I had a word processor to type my papers on instead of having to go to the computer lab. I had most everything else. And that cassette adaptor for the Discman was my best friend on long trips home on the weekends.

[@Caittiecat]

I grew up in the 90s and early 2000s so I know exactly what some of the stuff you mentioned are. But I remember my parents getting me a PlayStation one ( classic for all you youngsters) and I had the game toy story 2. I remember getting Spyro 1 and 3 (never got two for some reason) and playing that for ages. I remember having to record my favorite tv shows on VHS and that was our DVR system. Recording. I also remember my dad getting a DVD player for the first time and having our first DVD be Titian A.E. Don't remember it at all, but I do remember the awesome song on the DVD 😋 ah, good times.

[@DwayneTheGeek]

I just felt old seeing all that 90s tech. But definitely one of the best decades in my life. You forgot to show the tragedy that was laser discs. 😂

[@leademi1387]

I grew up with an Amiga computer and beta instead of vhs. Also in kindergarten I was one of the first kids to take home a computer for a weekend to play educational games that were on those massive big black disks- the precursor to floppy disks.

[@TheSoulWithin7]

This was a cool video andre! Thsnks for the nostalgia trip, i was born in 95 and grew up with most of this tech

[@davidcornell4463]

I'm about to blow your mind. The first video game I ever played was Pong, with one of those rotating disc controllers. My father and I chipped in together and bought the Atari 2600, which he gave me my half back for when I bought my first personally owned console, the NES.

[@AdventurousGeek]

The computer lab!! 🤣 Thanks for the memories!!

[@nokel1819]

This video makes me want to go the Best Buy. +5 sponsorship points

[@caaltaes732]

You made me remember about the first computer we had at home it was 486 Windows and it let me speechless I couldn't believed you could use thing's like floppy disks to save files and images. Also my most loved video game console the SNES with tight controllers that makes you use 6 different buttons and beautiful looking games like Super Mario World, Donkey Kong Country, etc.

[@girlinterrupted9792]

YO! In college I didn't have a computer in my room either. I started doing work study in one of the computer labs JUST for the reason you gave! We didn't have 24 hour labs, but a lab tech could open one up anytime they wanted. Guess who was a campus hero😏 ETA: Thanks for trip down memory lane😊 I remember being SO excited when cassette adapters came out cos it meant I could lug my CD binder with me on road trips! Also, I had a Discman til at least 2013 and felt absolutely NO shame, LOL!

[@conflictpersona8]

I miss portable cd players im 29 and i was in hs not tryna let my cd player go . Lolx i was dragging my feet to get witj mp3s still am. In middle school i used to record songs on the radio to casettes. This video was so fun and i learned a lot this was needed esp for these younger kids

[@animerick]

I'm done, that Green with Evil 5 part VHS set ! My mans! the arc that change the PR game haha

[@RealDaswolfen]

I am old as dirt. My first year of college I had my Commodore 64 in my dorm for my computer (this was 1988-89), my NES that I worked all summer for all running through my 19" color TV. , a cassette boombox, and the only portable gaming I had was my Mattel Football...

[@Amanda-wd4mp]

I did the same CD/music shenanigans back in the day 😂 crazy how times have changed

[@sarukun1228]

My first computer was a Compaq that I bought from my friend, it was running Windows 95. It was already very dated by then, but it allowed me to really dive into the operating system and hardware without worrying about it too much. My first real computer was an HP, I believe. I remember going to the store and buying a graphics card. Mine had an AGP slot. PCI-Express had just barely come out, so you had to check the corner of the box to make sure you got the right card. First laptop was an IBM Thinkpad, though idk what model. Maybe a T40? From there I upgraded to a Dell Vostro 1500 (used that one for a long time, that was when I learned about Ubuntu [Dapper Drake] and Hackintosh) upgraded to an HP Elitebook 8540p. I used that until my current rig. (thinking about replacing my desktop, but really just needs a new graphics card). sidenote: bought an HP Omen 15 (2006) recently for mobile use

[@judsongaiden9878]

I went to college...in the '90s?! I am so OLD! 9:21 I used to listen to Tommy Tallarico's soundtrack to 'The Terminator' on Sega CD on my Discman. 9:51 I used to make mix tapes of video game music on audio cassettes in the early '90s when I had a mullet. ActRaiser was one of muh faves. 10:34 I was using one of those adapters in my '97 Ford Probe from the early 2000s all the way up to the mid twenty-teens (NOT "twenty-tens"). Before that, I had an '89 Camaro. 11:11 The TI-85 is the what I used in high school. Class of '98, represent! You're two years older than me, so you're pretty close to my big bro's age.

[@AnthonyWilliams_83]

What a great time capsule episode!! I LOVE THIS ANDRE!!!

[@xmen12315]

Back in my day, I used to watch VHS tapes and DVDs, I used to go to Blockbuster, I played on the PS2 and the Wii (more PS2), and I used to listen to music in the car on CD

[@abadenoughdude300]

I remember those filters you'd put on your crt monitor to supposedly curb radiation. Or keyboard covers so that they wouldn't get dusty. Or covers for your dot matrix printer so that it'd make you slightly less deaf. Game&watch games, Tiger Electronics games, digital watches with calculators and built in tunes, text mode only linux systems, windows 3.1... Oh, nostalgia...

[@alexanderhauryski4238]

Dude you bought a Scientific calculator when you talked about a graphing one lol

[@Hessed3712]

As of this year (2019), there is one Blockbuster still open in the whole world. It’s in Oregon. Thanks Justin Scarred.

[@jGRite]

It was good times with the Game Boy, and when the sun was going down, it was getting dark, had to bring out the magnifying light contraption to try and continue playing. It was just too difficult to even deal with that thing.

[@elsavargas421]

I still have my radio from 11 years ago used to listen to my favorite radio stations

[@jefoye09]

I remember us getting our first computer when I was in early elementary school (mid-90's). It was a Gateway that came in the giant box that had black and white spots like a cow. We didn't get dial up internet until I was in middle school.

[@TitanWar93]

My early tech from my childhood was the Sega Genesis when I was in Pre-K, along the way I got the N64 with the games I got at that time my uncle had to get the games, because I was pretty young and didn't know what was good or bad in video games, but then I finally experience my first bad game Superman 64. I was a huge fan of the cartoon and man that game got me so mad. I had my time with the VCR and in elementary school we had the classic Macintosh computers, before it got upgraded to the famous transparent colored ones.

[@TheMack625]

Very interesting! I grew up in the late 90s, so my first "real" console was the Nintendo 64. My siblings and I would play it all the time back then. Portably, I had the Game Boy Color, although my brother had an OG Game Boy. My first computer was Windows 98. I enjoyed playing with Kid's Pix and those silly 100-in-1 games on floppy disc. I started watching cable TV when I was six in 1998. I don't remember the cable service, but I primarily watched Cartoon Network and Nickelodeon, with the occasional Disney Channel or ABC 7. It's crazy how much technology has improved since then...nice video!

[@Ghost8386]

Still have my VHS copies of D2 The Mighty Ducks, Indiana Jones, Batman 1989, Beetlejuice, and Weekend at Bernie's

[@CEOdawg]

WOW!! I somehow ended up watching the Turtles promoting that tour on Oprah one day back then. Can't believe that you have the video.

[@alexricky87]

2006-8 I had an iPod touch and iPod nano, that was a big step up from the portable CD player I had in high school. I also had a CD clock radio, I thought it was so cool lol

[@hyperdrivepics]

Kinda want to get that handheld radio you ended with...Real talk, I've been looking for a tape deck to make mix tapes with like back in the old days! The last one I bought isn't great. Eh sound quality and the sound gets funky if I record on both sides of the tape. Pretty tempted to buy that boombox to use for it instead. I've seen it at my Best Buy a ton!

[@mushimaster0323]

The most vivid tech thing I can remember from my early youth was a Playstation 1. My grandma would always tell us to shut the damn TV off after 2 hours cuz the TV is gonna overheat accdg to her. My first ever computer that I owned was a hand me down Apple Powerbook G4 Titanium 17 that I got from my dad, I was I think 7 or 8 years old at the time and I also had an iPod 30GB in white

[@macuna1995]

For college, I just went to the dollar store for supplies and got my laptop from Super Pawn, lol. I already had a Walkman and a CD player, so that was good.

[@afvegito]

It's insane how rapidly fast technology has evolved since the 90s.

[@Anthonycheesman33]

N64 is still the goat of gaming system in my opinion lol

[@ThatOldSchoolMagic]

anthony cheesman I don’t see it as a goat gaming system compared two the other two top consoles of that Gen but definitely a goat party/group system.

[@playmaker451]

@@ThatOldSchoolMagic To be fair, N64 is the only system I'm able to play 007: Goldeneye which was the jam back in the day and I still play that game to this day for Nostalgic

[@DookieKingBlu]

I remember that green with evil saga vhs grind... I do not miss rewinding tapes after views

[@hypnosis322]

I’d love to see a follow up to this video, with someone who’s older than you, comparing what they had when they were in college all the stuff you’ve shown.

[@kailee87]

nothing can beat 80s, 90s at all best area ever

[@Greenteabook]

So, I still use a CD/DVD/bluray holder case for all of my optical media. It's considered old now? But the cases take up space, just like those clamshells.

[@TheNaturegirl30]

Oh my goodness! This video is such a nostalgia trip! I had a cassette adapter. But I got stuck in my cassette player in my car. It was still in there when I traded it in.

[@Toastcat890]

This video got me feeling old LOL ,love that GB action, dotmatrix printers were so damned slow, my cd's were full of anime music I or my friends burned for me.

[@YamisQueenJess]

we've gotta be from the same gen! you're bringing me back to my childhood.

[@thetubbysandwich3078]

Some of my earliest tech was a Gameboy Light. Even though my bed time was usually 9pm, I would always whip out my GameBoy Light, and play Pokemon Red late into the night..... probably explains why my eye sight got worse lol.

[@kara9516]

I always listened to the Smurfs casettes as a child and played the GBA

[@EvanTomiko]

The floppy discs. You have to store various floppies because they had limited storage.

[@richardson.1424]

I don't know how sad this is, but back in the day, the computer lab was my friend lol. After a quick lunch, I would play Cannon Fodder, and DOOM for as long as I could before heading back to class. I still have a huge Three-Ringed CD Book in my car to this day, and I still listen to those shiny ancient discs of melodic data.

[@TheLazyShell]

My biggest surprise from this video is learning that they eventually released both the Coming out of their Shells Tour AND the Making Of mockumentary ON THE SAME TAPE. AND IN A CLAMSHELL?! THAT AIN'T THE FHE I KNOW!!!