Who remembers Tiger electronics handheld games? We were at Barnes & Noble over the weekend and something caught my eye at the checkout. This is the retro gaming handheld grinch who stole Christmas. of course I couldn’t resist and had to buy one because I wanted to unboxed it and see exactly what these old school retro gaming devices are like in 2025 #christmas #videogames #retrogaming #nostalgia #80s | Kristofer Adams

Enjoy a solid 2 minutes of 80’s & 90’s handheld game gloriousness, for your #ToyCommercialTuesday. Ah, Tiger Electronics handheld games. Crappy, nearly unplayable garbage. How these things continued to exist well into the age of Game Boy and Game Gear is beyond me... Yet somehow I still love these things. There’s a certain dumb magic to the crude little graphics and the digital watch beeps and boops. Not to mention that glorious arcade-like bezel art that surrounds the screen. They just look so

In 1998, Furby was a groundbreaking blend of toy and tech. With over 40 million hearts won in just three years, Furby did more than just babble in its quirky language—-it sparked imaginations, stirred FAA safety debates, and even had a ban at NSA headquarters! Here's to Furby, the tiny creature that became a big part of our lives 25 years ago. Imagery credits: Mark Richards Collection, Tiger Electronics, NY Daily News Archive, NY Daily News #Furby #TechNostalgia | Computer History Museum