Childhood toys are fantastic there is certainly no doubt about that. The reason for this is often down to the fact that as adults we will always remember playing around with them and the thought of this really does make us smile.
The great thing about these toys is actually that every single adult has a favourite one and will think differently of each toy.
My personal favourite was the SNES and if any of you do not know what that stands for it is simply Super Nintendo Entertainment System. The reason that it has always been my favourite is simply because I remember countless times of me sitting there with the mates playing on Super Mario World. The great thing about this “toy” is that I can get away with going back to it and playing with it again because it is a games console!
So why not go in search for that favourite old childhood toy just to remember the good times you had with it.
Omg brought back my childhood memories. Me and my friends would just wait for the holidays to play video games. Mario and Tetris were my favorites.
Yeah……it is true. Childhood and its memories always sweet and happiest thing in the world. I like to play Sesame street and muppets.
It’s really a nice game about which you have provided the info here. But one thing in my mind if you will allow me to say that. We should provide our kids such toys which can helpful in playing and as well as learning some thing. So what is your opinion on this thing.
I was a BIG fan of SNES, I also had a video game system where I could play Mario the whole day
Later I ‘graduated’ to Contra and other games, I still miss those games when I play games on my PC or PSP (PSP is the closest I can get to those joystick games).
absolutely loved my gameboy (black and white ftw!) and snes, mario kart of the snes was and still is imo the greatest game ever made!
Wow! Reading this makes me think that I’m to old. I miss my mairo days starting from my family computer. I was wishing that Mario enter Hollywood but it seems that they turned it down.
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