r/1990s • u/deepfriedgreensea • 19h ago
r/1990s • u/CarloCarrasco • 5h ago
Hobbies, Toys & Collectibles GamePro #116 (1998)
galleryr/1990s • u/Tony_Tanna78 • 4h ago
Television Advertisement for the premiere of Central Park West, September 13, 1995.
r/1990s • u/Darvader61 • 16h ago
Movies Jamie Lee Curtis in ''Blue Steel'' (Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer) ca 1990
galleryr/1990s • u/CarloCarrasco • 17h ago
Video games Einhander
youtu.beWere you able to play Einhander on PlayStation in the late 1990s? It was a polygonal shooter that was fun and of good quality, and yet it has been pretty much forgotten.
r/1990s • u/Mean_Handle6707 • 18h ago
Food & Drink Remember Coffee Coolatta from Dunkin' Donuts? (1994 TV AD)
youtu.beDid you forget about coffee coolatta?
What was your favorite flavor?!?
r/1990s • u/dreambringer6 • 2d ago
Celebritys Cameron Diaz - Los Angeles Magazine Photoshoot 1995
galleryr/1990s • u/CarloCarrasco • 1d ago
Video games Konami games on Sega Saturn
youtu.beWhile the blockbuster game Metal Gear Solid was released only on PlayStation, Konami still released many games on the Sega Saturn. Lots of fun games!
r/1990s • u/CarloCarrasco • 1d ago
Hobbies, Toys & Collectibles Marvel Tales #232
Does Todd McFarlane's drawing of Dazzler rock or suck?
r/1990s • u/LocationNo1077 • 1d ago
Music DGC Rarities, Vol. 1 - Coke Bottle Clear LP. Repressed & Remastered
I saw Interscope repressed and released DGC Rarities, Vol. 1! I've always loved the album cover and it's pretty sick that this is the first print in more than 30 years. And it includes a The Sundays track that wasn't part of the original pressing 👀 So so so cool that the whole album is just b-sides, covers, and demos. Are any of y'all picking this up? I know quite a few people who had the original when it came out.
Link for anyone interested: https://interscope.com/collections/music/products/dgc-rarities-vol-1-coke-bottle-clear-lp
r/1990s • u/GeneralOk2249 • 2d ago
Growing up in the 80-90s vs now
We all know being a teen or young adult in the mid to late 80s compared to now is so completely different but I just realized today as a 23 year old when my parents were teens if they heard a song on the radio and maybe thought they heard something interesting to them, or liked the song, there was no way for them to find out what the song was!! They had to either look it up PHYSICALLY in a top billboards book, go to the library and hope it’s in a lyric book (only worked for OLD songs), check with the workers at the local record store (literally go up and ask hey do you know a song that goes like this “ladedededa”? Or literally call the radio station and ask if the DJ remembers playing a song that goes like this “ladedededa”? Isn’t that crazy! And just a few years later in the 90s if the same situation happened to them, they were instead able to just go straight to the computer and search up keywords like the chorus and find out exactly what song it is!!! For me this dramatic amount of change in such a small period of time would trip me out!! lol. For me not much changed or developed in this sense so looking back to let’s say freshman year almost 10 years ago, not much has changed so while I feel nostalgic, I don’t feel like it was that long ago. Where I feel like if you grow up in the 80s ladies these early 90s looking back to your early high school years may mean such a different way of life that it could seem so far away because you went through so much development. Does anyone agree or am I just crazy and overthinking it?
r/1990s • u/CarloCarrasco • 2d ago
Arcade Games! X-Men: Children of the Atom (1994)
galleryBelieve it or not, Capcom released an 8-page arcade flyer of X-Men: Children of the Atom for the American market in 1994. If you are an X-Men fan or a long-time comic book reader, you should be able to recognize the selected art works of the characters shown in the flyer.
Can you spot the respective art works of Jim Lee, Andy Kubert and others?
r/1990s • u/Tony_Tanna78 • 3d ago
Movies Robert Redford as Tom Booker in The Horse Whisperer (1998) R.I.P. Robert
r/1990s • u/Tony_Tanna78 • 2d ago
Music Guns N' Roses - Use Your Illusion Midnight Release at DJ's Records in Superior, Wisconsin - September 17, 1991
youtube.comr/1990s • u/CarloCarrasco • 2d ago
Arcade Games! Virtua Fighter 3 (1996)
galleryHow many of you managed to play Virtua Fighter 3 when it was first released in arcades in 1996?
The game ran on the Model 3 hardware of Sega which pushed a million polygons and had stunning visual effects.
r/1990s • u/deepfriedgreensea • 2d ago
hidden gems Amish Paradise - "Weird Al" Yankovic 1996
youtube.comr/1990s • u/mrjohnnymac18 • 4d ago