Ah, the ’90s … a simpler time when kids rode bikes until the streetlights came on and our biggest concern was which Saturday morning cartoon to watch. While modern toys are flashy and tech ...

These toys got parents and kids talking following the International Toy Fair, held in February 1995 in New York City.

These funny little virtual pets were all the rage in the ‘90s, teaching kids everywhere that you can’t neglect your pet just because it lives inside a computer. 8 of 20 Furby ...

Tiger Games released HitClips in 1999. Each could only play about a minute of any song, but that was just enough of the chorus of Britney's "... Baby One More Time" to listen to endlessly.

English toy manufacturer Bluebird Toys eventually licensed the concept from Wiggs, producing the first wave of compact-like playsets that '80s and '90s kids will remember. Since 1998, Mattel has ...

The iconic owl-like toys were somewhat creepy, with them always being turned on - they may still be awake to this day, hiding in a dark corner of your attic. With the '90s making a comeback (hello ...