featuring Numa Numa Guy, Bad Luck Brian, Overly Attached Girlfriend, Where the H*ll is Matt, Kelly's Shoes, Annoying Orange, Apparently Kid, Tay Zonday "Chocolate Rain", Chuck Testa, Success Kid, and Evolution of Dance!

The aim of the game was to turn all the lights off by pressing them in a specific order, got it for my 5th birthday and finally managed to beat it at 35 having rediscovered it at the parents house this week.

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it would simply fix me.

Was there a cooler shoe in the 90s? Sure it was probably a gimmick but young me was sold! Too bad I never actually got em ha

I've always had a soft spot for old games like Super Mario World, Sonic the Hedgehog, Chrono Trigger, and the old Pokémon games.
Last week, my girlfriend got me a retro mini PC for my birthday. When I opened it and saw the design, it took me right back to my childhood.
I used to come home from school, play little games while my mom made dinner, and wait for my dad to get home from work. Life felt pretty simple back then, and I guess I didn't realize how happy those ordinary days were until they were gone.
Things have changed a lot since then, and my family isn't what it used to be. But those old games have always stayed with me, and I know the acemagic retro x5 is a modern minipc, and its retro look is probably just part of the design. Still, having it on my desk brings back that same warm feeling. It's strange how something so small can remind you of a time when you had no idea how much you would miss being a kid.
I'm really grateful to my girlfriend. She knew I'd like the retro look, but I don't think she realized just how much it would mean to me.
Anyone else have an old game that takes you straight back to your childhood?

Creepiest music for a show! Scared me to death every time!

Movies used to be in theaters for weeks, and small indie movies used to have "viral" recognition. A basic website maybe with media, word of mouth. We didn't have YouTube trailers. These were movies that we saw trailers for during a movie or word of mouth got us there.

2 specific examples stick out to me. Blair witch project was a cultural phenomenon. I remember my dad wanted us to see it so bad and the theater by us was the only one showing it. Guys were in the parking lot selling their tickets to the highest bidder.

Paranormal activity was the next one. It started as a low budget , minimal screen showing movie. One theater was showing it by me, so me and my ex went 3 hours early and they were sold out. This was before online sales.

They don't make movies like these anymore. We used to be naive enough to think it was real. And even then, no CGI was used. Just plain camera tricks. Take me back.

Anyone else remember this, or am I tweaking?

Was going to watch a movie and realized I never sent it back.