We asked the '90s kids of the BuzzFeed Community to tell us about their favorite Christmas gifts from their childhood. Here are the nostalgic results.
1. Gameboy Color
"When I opened my limited edition Pokèmon Gameboy color, it was amazing. I cried."
—selindagarcia and alexise4
3. Polly Pocket Sets
"These little sets were my absolute favorite. I was obsessed with the detail."
4. Hit Clips
"All the 20-second clips of Britney, 98 Degrees, and NSYNC a girl could want."
5. Lisa Frank everything
"I still have all of my Lisa Frank things. They're so colorful."
6. Lite Brite
"OK, how cool was it to make pictures out of little colored plastic tubes and a giant light board?!"
9. Barbies
"My favorite was the 1993 Gymnast Barbie, and all of her play sets were always insanely fun to play with."
—anelyn and dippydedooda
11. Furby
"One year, my sister got one Furby and I got two. The following year, we each got another. We had a whole Furby family as of Christmas 2000."
—Brittany Catherine Wildgoose, Facebook
13. Talkgirl and Talkboy Tape Recorders
"I NEEDED one after seeing it in Home Alone 2."
—Carola Carassa, Facebook
15. Teddy Ruxpin
"Sure, he was a little creepy, but he was also the best childhood friend a kid could have."
—Callie Carmichael, Facebook
16. Tamagotchi
I got a dinosaur egg tamagochi that turned into a brontosaurus if you feed it veggies and a t-rex if you fed it meat. You can play tennis with him and walk him around like a dog, it was so cute.
—Jericho Roxas Trinidad, Facebook
18. dELiA*s Clothes
"You were literally the coolest if you had something out of their catalogue. Peak '90s girl style."
—Melissa Schlierf, Facebook
20. An Original PlayStation
"I cried tears of joy and then played Crash Bandicoot for hours."
—Daysha Danger, Facebook
21. Razor Scooter
"I had the best time riding it around the kitchen all Christmas, because there was too much snow outside."
22. Beanie Babies
"There were so many to choose from, but every one I got was my favorite instantly."
—t47
Note: Submissions have been edited for length and/or clarity.