Are you still humming the song "What is Love" or "Smells Like Teen Spirit"? Do you still enjoy watching American movies like Titanic, Jurassic Park or Pulp Fiction and series like The Simpsons or The X-Files? Are you still laughing at the jokes in Seinfield? Do you still miss the lifestyle and fashion of 30 years ago? It is clear then, you are a NOSTALGIC after the 90's. In that decade, most millennials today were children, and their parents, from generation X, lived their youth in these noisy years and started their marriage.

 

The American childhood of the 90's seemed like a dream. As well as Christmas presents, which left children speechless.

 

1.Zelda

 

2.Game Boy

 

3.Atari video comupter

 

The 1990s began with the collapse of the Soviet Union and communism. The victorious United States began to establish its supremacy globally. They showed the whole world how to live to the fullest. The 1990s were characterized by the rise of multiculturalism and the alternative press. Genres of music such as electronica and hip-hop have begun to gain attention. New technologies such as cable television and the Internet have expanded. What was it like to live as an ordinary citizen in 90's America? What were the most significant events of the decade?

 

The '90s were the decade of irrational exuberance: everyone connected, the war became technological, and they all became reality-show stars. As the' 90s progress, America is increasingly divided, but young rappers earn millions of dollars singing about street life. Discover the '90s obsession with sex, celebrity and reality TV, from the Bill Clinton scandals to the MTV show "The Real World" or the Friends series.

 

4.Nintendo

 

5.Star Wars

 

In the 1990s, the 16-bit Super Nintendo Entertainment System was launched in the United States, hosting games from famous franchises such as The Legend of Zelda, Donkey Kong, Mario, Star Fox or F-Zero.

 

In terms of movies, that years you could watch in theaters movies like The Bodyguard (starring Kevin Costner), Home Alone 2 Lost in the New York, Lethal Weapon 3, Batman Returns, Scent of the Woman with Al Pacino, the movie western by Oscar Unforgiven (with Clint Eastwood, Richard Harris, Morgan Freeman, Gene Hackman) or the Aladdin animation. The Roseanne series (starring actress Roseanne Barr) that addresses the lives of the working class and ordinary Americans has captured 40 million viewers.

 

6.Super Mario 2

 

7.Nintendo 64

 

8.PlayStation

 

9.Nintendo and Tv

 

As for the music, you could listen to the album The Chronic released by rapper Dr. Dre or songs like End of the Road (Boz II Men), Baby Got Back (Sir Mix-a-Lot, Jump (Kris Kross), Save the Best for Last (Vanessa Williams), I'm Too Sexy (Right Said Fred), Black or White (Michael Jackson).

 

Also in those years, Microsoft released Windows 95 which included programs such as Microsoft Backup, Explorer, Microsoft Paint, Windows Defrag, Windows Minesweeper, Windows Scandisk, Windows Solitaire and Windows Sound Recorder. Corporations, but also individuals, would become increasingly dependent on the operating system created by Bill Gates. It was the time when nerds took revenge.

 

10.Commodore 64

 

11.One more Nintendo

 

12.Happy kids from 90s

 

In the 1990s, Apple co-founder and CEO Steve Jobs unveiled the iMac, a range of desktop-type Macintosh computers. Google Inc. was founded on September 4. in Menlo Park, California, by Standford University PhD students Larry Page and Sergey Brin.

 

In theaters, the Star Wars series was back in force with the first film in the trilogy that addresses the character of Anakin Skywalker - Star Wars Episode I: The Phantom Menace. But at the same time, against the background of global digitalization, a new and innovative film had appeared in cinemas - The Matrix, the film that addressed the idea that humanity was a virtual illusion. Thanks to the Internet, more and more ordinary citizens have allowed themselves to become speculators on stock exchanges, making a fortune from it.

 

13.Playing Mario

 

14.Genesis Star Wars

 

15.Nintendo lovers

 

The year 1999 ended with a general panic. It was believed that in 2000 the end of the world would come due to a virus, Y2K, a computer error that could format and store calendar data. The virus, once it affected all computers, could have taken control of computers in power plants, banks, airports, military bases and nuclear missile launchers. The federal government has even invested millions of dollars in preventing it. In the end, nothing happened, and the New Year's Eve celebrating the coming of the new millennium in Times Square in New York was spectacular. True, the 3rd millennium had actually begun in 2001, but it didn't matter. Have fun. Eventually, a challenging new century awaited the Americans.

 

16.Super Nintendo

 

17.Happy kid

 

18.Old battle ships

 

19.Christmas dream

 

20.A dream come true in 90s

 

21.Railways

 

22.A lot of gifts

 

23.Game Genie

 

24.Nintendo entertainment system

 

25.Atari Game Center

 

26.Typewrriter

 

27.Nintendo Action Set

 

28.Genesis

 

29.The Star Wars Death Start playset

 

30.Happy Christmas days