Walmart’s Most Nostalgic Games, Retro Toys and More
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The board game Clue came out in the 1940s, but this 1986 edition will be familiar to most people who spent their childhoods guessing if it was Colonel Mustard in the lounge with a revolver.
Go back to reading analog time (we promise it’ll get easier to read the longer you have this clock on display.)
Take your retro nerdiness to the next level with a real, vintage Game Boy Color. This portable video game player was released in 1998 and was immediately a viral hit, far before today’s similarly beloved Nintendo Switch.
Go back to a time when every problem felt like it could be solved by a Magic Eight Ball saying “YES.” The Magic 8 Ball was invented in 1946 and originally marketed as a paperweight. Its interactive, futuristic properties made it more fit as a children’s toy, but its office purpose helped increase its popularity.
These collectible Hot Wheels are great to display — or to play with. 1980s and 1990s kids likely remember the hold that Back to the Future had on their generation, and combined with Hot Wheels, which have been a kid-favorite toy since 1968, these toy cars are rife with nostalgia.
If the ’90s got one thing right, it’s this 360-degree sun protection.
Kids (and adults) have been trying to solve Rubik’s Cubes for decades, so if this puzzle is one of the unsolved mysteries from your childhood, it might be time to jump back in. The current world record for the classic 3x3x3 cube is under five seconds, so the challenge awaits.
Wear your heart (read: passion) on your sleeve — literally — with this collectible Pokemon watch.
Own a version of the beloved arcade game that will actually fit in your house.
Mattel celebrated 60 years of the Barbie DreamHouse being on shelves by releasing this huge, special edition anniversary house that comes with two dolls and over 100 pieces. Whether you’re stocking up before the upcoming Barbie movie or buying for the new generation, this house is a great way to celebrate a legendary toy.
90s kids can just *smell* this photo. If you spent your childhood art classes trying to guess the scent of each color, it might be time to give that gift to the kids in your life now — or grab some of these for your own crafting, we’re not judging!
This ’90s kid favorite could make for a great gift for any child in your life, or use your skills to craft some chic art to display.
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