my bad brehWhen I was real little Kiddie City was the rare trip I looked forward to the most as we didn't a get Toys R Us until a little later
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my bad brehWhen I was real little Kiddie City was the rare trip I looked forward to the most as we didn't a get Toys R Us until a little later
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All good, but soon as Toys R Us showed up they got Kiddy City up outta theremy bad breh
best christmas in the world ,,,,, I use smell the street fighter 2 box all the timeremember when pops copped me street fighter 2 and SNES for christmasbest christmas in the world ,,,,, I use smell the street fighter 2 box all the time

Them toys are probably worth thousands now.![]()
it sucked too because between them all they covered a lot of ground lol. if one didnt have it the other one didAll good, but soon as Toys R Us showed up they got Kiddy City up outta there
^ This
Being a kid in the 90's before internet took our souls in the 00's
dad/mom take you to pizza hut unexpected then swing you by toy's r us or kmart to pick out a toy![]()
face when my Christmas list had some shyt he KNEW was going to have him running all over metro Houston or Atlanta to find it lol.
, I knew he had found everything and it was hidden either in my mom’s bra drawer or in the closet behind a stack of sweaters with his porno collection.





remember when pops copped me street fighter 2 and SNES for christmasbest christmas in the world ,,,,, I use smell the street fighter 2 box all the time



our imaginations ran wild.... now we just zombies...I miss that shyt. A year before the last Toys R Us around me closed, I went through it just to see what was up. It wasn't the same as in the 90s cause kids want slightly different things, but the magic was there. I will go to my grave thinking fondly on that "I don't want to grow up" jingle and getting amazing gifts like the Spider-Man and Daily Bugle playset
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There is a certain amount of joy that you can not reproduce as an adult that these toys deliver. Maybe having kids and seeing them play, but I have fond ass memories.

All those 80's cartoons were just big merchandising licks: MASK, The Centurions, GI Joe, Bravestar, Visionaries, Ninja Turtles........ . I wanna go backI feel like children’s merchandising had hit a strong stride around that time. Especially when it came to selling a toy that was connected to a new IP like say how star wars toys became a big economic engine for the IP in addition to the movies just being very popular. Or like how Batman did with the first Tim Burton rendition. Those two both happened at the beginning and the end of the 80s
