Remember shoving in a giant 8 inch floppy disk into the computer at your school that had about 1 MB of memory and playing Oregon Trail? It goes right along side Number Munchers, Odell Lake, and Carmen Sandiego. Well now you can play the classic computer game via a card game with all of your … Read more
Quite similar to the Mario refrigerator magnets that we’ve featured in the past that were much larger, these Mario fridge magnets are a bit smaller and are made to replicate the levels and characters from the original Super Mario Bros on the NES. Sold by Nintendo, so you know they’re legit, the Mario fridge magnets … Read more
This geeky shower curtain is made to look like a game cartridge from an old Nintendo system. You know, those cartridges that you had to blow in for a good 30 seconds every time you wanted to play a game. But then once that wouldn’t work, you had to prop the game down in the … Read more
This Pac-Man drinking glass is made to change into color mode once it senses a cold liquid within the cup. By default the Pac-Man designs on the glass are all white, but once a cold liquid comes into contact with the print, it turns colorized, with all of the ghosts turning into their normal colors … Read more
This cube shaped Bluetooth speaker is made to look like a Nintendo controller with the top of the cube having a D-pad where you can control the power, volume, and play/pause functions, and the sides of the cube all having speaker grills that look like the A/B buttons on the controller. Created by 8BitDo, the … Read more
This payphone is a replica of the phones they used to make back in the 1950’s, and is able to be plugged into your wall to act as your home phone line. If there was ever a phone designed specifically for hipsters, this is the one. Not only is it a home phone/land line which … Read more
There’s nothing quite like a cassette tape to bring back the dark and depressing times of the 90’s where you had to record songs off the radio to hear them again, flip tapes over to continue listening, and regather the tape inside the cassette using the eraser on a pencil when it all comes unraveled. … Read more
There’s two things that remind me most of the 90’s, and that is super short shorts on men that make me hope that something doesn’t fall out somewhere, and the jazzy solo cups we all drank out of at school. So why not combine the two together and make the ultimate 90’s piece of clothing? … Read more
Crosley first introduced a radio a back in 1920, and has been know for their quality ever since. This classic table-top version of their radio gives off a vintage look with the way the grill looks along with the old-school turn style knobs and the wood-style cabinet, but gives off incredible modern and high-tech sound … Read more
The vintage Macintosh… A beautiful machine of it’s time, but in current times, it’s essentially a pile of hot garbage. What better way to create a slice of irony than to throw a retina display iPad into an old Macintosh box, with it’s beautiful display, and actually intuitive interface, the iPad puts the box to … Read more