What is the name of this vintage Nokia phone game?
Everyone really enjoyed the simplicity of Snake, back in the day. A casual phone user could really have a blast maneuvering a growing line around a tiny screen. Modern smartphones have fancier time wasters on them now, but there are 300 plus new Snake-inspired games for good time's sake!
Which cool new game console hosted The Legend of Zelda?
A huge upgrade for players at the time, Nintendo 64 had a 64-bit central processing unit. Thus, the name! In 1996, Time magazine named it ''Machine of the Year''. Many will remember its main competitor at the time, Sony PlayStation. It had its merits, too. But popular Zelda was for N64 only!
Which of the following is not actually a Backstreet Boys song?
Middle school heartthrobs forever, The Backstreet Boys sold over 100 million albums worldwide. That actually made them the best-selling boy band ever, beating out top rival 'N Sync. But ''I Want You Back''? Can't take credit for that one, sorry BSB!
Which Disney Channel show starred Hillary Duff?
Before Hilary Duff sang her heart out at concerts with number one hits, she was already a TV starlet. Disney's Lizzie McGuire made her a household name. She has plenty of goodwill from fans to this day: Lately, there's been some clamoring for a modern reboot!
What is Nirvana's #1 best selling album?
1991 was a big year for Nirvana: Nevermind, the second album released by the band, turned out to be their most successful. A bit more polished and produced than Bleach, they gained a wild following with this gem. Dominating the radio that decade, it sold more than 30 million records around the world!
Who was heartthrob Dylan on Beverly Hills, 90210?
Dylan McKay was played by Luke Perry, of course. The fictional character was the son of a business tycoon and a hippie, a combination that probably informed his bad-boy attitude. Who didn't have a crush on this guy, at some point? Beverly Hills, 90210 wouldn't have been the same without him!
What is this MTV cartoon that proved animation is for all ages?
Anyone could be forgiven for confusion, but the infamous Beavis and Butt-Head was no family-friendly cartoon. In 1992, MTV noticed a short film by Mike Judge. Socially weird and awkward metalheads were pretty relatable in the 90s, for whatever reason. They knew it would make an edgy series premise, and signed!
Which childhood candy was painfully sour?
This citric acid experience was like no other treat on the market, by a sour mile! Warheads were marketed as an extreme experience in the candy world. Kids couldn't get enough of the intensity. Truth in advertising, this was! Sour promised, ultra sour delivered. By 1999, Warheads were a $40 million brand!
Which American Girl Doll is this?
American Girl icon, forever. The Molly doll was actually released in 1986 as one of the original three with Kirsten and Samantha. Young millennials loved that the WWII modern girl had mix and match sweaters and skirts galore, and super round vintage glasses. Shockingly, she was retired in 2013!
On Captain Planet and the Planeteers, who had the power of water?
After spirit mother Gaia recruited all the planeteers, they needed powers to help the captain! Defending Earth from pollution required at least one kiddo to have a ring that harnessed water. The daughter of marine biologists, it was Gi, from Asia!
Which Spice Girl left the group first?
Sure, they all sang: "If you wanna be my lover, you gotta get with my friends. Make it last forever, friendship never ends." But did Geri Halliwell, aka Ginger Spice, really mean it? Apparently not. After 85 million albums sold worldwide, Ginger left in 1998 to pursue a solo career!
What were instant Sea-Monkeys, really?
Originally marketed as "Instant Life," kids didn't take to the idea in droves. But soon, they were rebranded as Sea-Monkeys. What were they? With an impressive life expectancy of two years, the kit contained a hybrid breed of brine shrimp. With the magic of water, a whole colony came to life!
Who co-starred with Paris Hilton on the reality show The Simple Life?
The Simple Life was a novel concept at the time: Force two wealthy socialites to do manual, minimum wage jobs. In this case, Paris Hilton was joined by childhood pal Nicole Richie, adopted daughter of singer Lionel Richie. Cleaning rooms, fast-food service, and farm work were never done so poorly!
What is this electronic pocket toy?
Hailing straight from Japan, the Tamagotchi was the beginning of a worldwide craze of tiny, virtual pets. Millennials certainly remember feeding, bathing, and playing with their digital friend. Innovating on the egg-shape, Giga Pets competed with other styles. They were half the price, but nothing could beat the original!
What is this delightful candy?
According to the company: ''Sweet little sparks don’t make you choose. These crunchy little guys all come in twos. Grape goes with strawberry, side by side. The most perfect combination you’ve ever tried.'' Pink, purple, and even rainbow editions later on, Nerds were a real treat — and still are!
Which Nick trivia show involved a pie slide into whipped cream?
Gross and extraordinary stunts made What Would You Do? a Nickelodeon fan favorite. Kids were challenged to eat twinkies with gravy or put their feet in dog food. If they refused, it was off to the Pie Pod — or later, the Pie Slide!
Which company made StarTAC, the very first flip phone?
Communication certainly has come a long way since the Motorola StarTAC. Released in 1996, it was the first flip phone. People went wild for the sleeker and novel 3.1 ounce design: Around 60 million were sold! Before the iPhone, people did have ways to talk and text. Millennials remember!
What is this magical, flying toy?
Many millennials were seduced by the pretty colors and fairy wings, but Sky Dancers had a catch! Developed along with an aviation expert, this toy truly soared up with the pull of a string. But they were dangerous, caused more than 100 injuries, and got recalled in 2000!
What civilization was Nick game show Legends of the Hidden Temple all about?
Legends of the Hidden Temple was an action-adventure contest featuring a fake temple, "filled with lost treasures protected by mysterious Mayan temple guards". The Red Jaguars, Blue Barracudas, Green Monkeys, Orange Iguanas, Purple Parrots, and Silver Snakes competed with related trivia and physical stunts. Must-see TV has never been the same since!
Which candy included a free joke?
Laffy Taffy came in a variety of colors and fruit flavors, all delightfully artificial. Banana, green apple, blue raspberry, and even bizarre varieties like pumpkin donut and peppermint oil flew off shelves over the years. All had one thing in common: Wordplay, puns, and plenty of laughs!