1998 Sears Christmas Catalog

[BlackAchilles]

 

[Hey_zeus]

whens the last time anyone been in a sears?

the once mighty giant

The oldest Sears in Chicago just closed a few years ago. Like 2018 I wanna say. I used to live down the street from it.

 

[Scustin Bieburr]

Imagine the flex

Hell yeah copped a 19 inch TV with stereo sound

 

[Sonic Boom of the South]

Video Games soo much better now


Them high ass prices back then


Now u can get a fire ass indie game on Ps plus for like $8

 

[Eza]

paying 75 dollars to play jeopardy and wheel of fortune

That N64 version of Wheel a classic tho..
I keep a emulator and rom of that shyt on my devices for them down time moments

 

[@OffHalsted]

$190-$350 for 13'-19' tvs?

 

[You Win Perfect]

paying 75 dollars to play jeopardy and wheel of fortune

gas was less than a dollar a gallon. the cost of living was way lower. so these games weren't considered expensive

 

[Lord_nikon]

 

[Money Be Green]

How tf games more expensive back then, than now ?

 

[Imyremeshaw]

Yep, me and my bros was on this JCPenney, circuit city, microcenter/frys, Kmart & Venture ( what y'all know about that!!) Catalogs on those days...

Sis got American Girl shyt which ran my parents pockets on those days...

I grew up with one present(games or toy) with socks, underwear, and other clothes bullshyt

 

[Cloutius Maximus]

i was a nerd so i was all over them science kits

 

[levitate]

Looking back on it, Nintendo was damn near criminal with those game prices. Blocky ass low res characters and shytty ass cartridges.

 

[old pig]

ugly ass TVs

 

[Asicz]

Gameday 99 for PS was my shyt.
Vikings with Moss and Robert Smith

 

[Asicz]

Real nikkas had PlayStation kiddies and soft nikkas had N64