21 Of The Best And Worst Toys Of The '90s And Beyond

Yes, you actually played with these.

21. Speed Stacks

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"You mean it mom?! I get cups!? WOW!"

20. Mini Pool table

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This is not efficient.

19. Slap bracelets

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They can hurt if you hit yourself with them hard enough.

18. Floam

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No one can actually make the stuff they show in the commercial.

17. Cheap handheld games

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Such a tiny screen.

16. Sock'em Boppers

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Ow.

15. Hungry Hungry Hippos

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There was no skill or strategy needed for this game.

14. Tamagotchi

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Beep. Beep. Beep. Beeeeeeeep. That was the sound of responsibility.

13. Moon Shoes

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At least you're actually moving with this one.

12. Slinky

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It was a simpler time.

11. Easy-Bake Oven

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"It is unreasonable to expect a child to wait for a lightbulb to cook brownies!" - Monica Geller

10. Mall Madness

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Fun game to play with your friends or your mom.

9. Operation

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Hard, but getting the piece out was extremely rewarding.

8. Furreal Friends

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They may have been cute, but they could be the bane of your existence.

(Mine was this one above. His name was Jack.)

7. Silly Putty

It may have not been the most complex toy, but it gave you hours of fun.

6. Mr. Potato Head

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Still something that you can get joy out of playing with.

5. Hit Clips

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You probably knew that one part of the song really well.

4. Bratz

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They had quite a selection of both boys and girls.

3. The Jeep (or other car) for kids

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They were awesome.

2. Bop It

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fast-paced and completely awesome.

1. American Girl Dolls

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The best options for clothes and so many personalities and styles to choose from. The catalogs were the best things to get in the mail. Only issues is that they're pretty pricey. Still probably the number one toy.