Tag Archives: nostalgia

And just when you thought you'd been hypnotized thoroughly, BLAM, flip time, THE CEILING IS NOW ON THE FLOOR AND I'M WALKING ON IT, OMFG. Woahhh, my frontal lobe totally just exploded in my skull. What's that dripping from my nose? Oh, it's just brain. Yup... brain.

This dude's mom saved every little piece of everything that she had ever found in his pockets while doing his laundry. That highlighter was dearly missed.

Today, Sony released a full-length video in their "Long Live Play" ad campaign -- and it just might make you tear up. For today at least, Sony has probably won the internet.

Tetris was recently released into the Android store, which made a lot of nostalgic gamers very happy. The good news? It's completely free.

Mixtape and turntable, meet the collectible bubble-gum card.

Old-fashioned telephone handsets and film cameras: gadgets that redeem the present by way of obsolete technology.

The animated GIF may be little appreciated in the world of Web 2.0�but in the right hands, it plays with the unsettling riddle of our mechanical nature.

� Hours and hours of my pre-teen years were spent huddled in circles, dishing on mana cards from my black deck, owning all of those damn counter-spell blue decks people were using for awhile. Gradually, my relationship with Magic: The Gathering grew further and further apart. Wizards Of The Coast has licensed Magic to be made into a video game ...

Talk about nostalgia. These Hang & Play Atari Wall Hooks bring back a lot of memories of a lot of sleepless nights in front of my 13-inch TV. And what a cool piece of decoration and design to showcase in your home. Make your house reflect who you are. And who are we? We are nerds. Through and through. Which ...

In the 80’s, Casio was the king of campy gadgets that they knew would make us look back from the future to giggle and prod at. The Casio Robot Alarm Clock doesn’t fail in that venture either. The stumpy, and almost awkwardly heavy-looking Robot Alarm Clock would of thrilled any child of the 80’s, both then and now. But what ...