Awesome collection

SEGE was a blast.

Hey stitch1993 are you familiar with the ready set learn show salty’s lighthouse

Awesome review

I have a few of these, they are so adorable! As a 2000s person I love anything made in the 70s and 80s, especially if it's advertising stuff. I also have a few California Raisins [A.C. is my dream figure, but he's so rare and expensive] and a few 1970s Jack In The Box bendable figures, as well as two Jack In The Box comics with records: How Pain Helps Us and Where Oil Comes From. There's KZfaq uploads of all three comics: How A House Makes Noise, Where Oil Comes From, and How Pain Helps Us and I highly recommend checking them out, they are fantastic. Paul Winchell, original voice actor of Tigger, did the voices.

I remember playing this when I was really young, probably close to 20 years ago on my parents Compaq Desktop. Many of the icons and graphics are so nostalgic, thanks for showing gameplay and music!

Team mr potato head and his bucket of parts

First played on iMacs at my elementary school in Utah right around 2000.

VERY GOOD! That series was both creative and cute. I especially liked the little purple car. Very cute.

This game looks really good, although I may be biased because I played a lot of edutainment games when I was little, including a Clifford game.

I've recently checked out a few episodes of this show out, it's really cute but Scrap is surprisingly dark for a pre-school[?] show villain. I think Yorkie and London are my favorites. Will you cover Engie Benjy one day? It's like a more chaotic Bob The Builder but for mechanics, and Ant and Dec do the voices of some of the characters, with Dec being the titular Engie Benjy and Ant being Jollop The Dog and Trucker Troy.

Was thinking of this one the other day, love it ❤

Unlocked a childhood memory for me, thanks 😅

yeah great toy store

thank you

The character designs in The Big Garage are creepy-cute, both creepy and cute! The show gives me Engie Benjy, Little Robots, and Roary The Racing Car vibes. It's mostly in the colorful mechnical environment and the red one being similar in personality to Roary. Will you cover Engie Benjy, Little Robots, and Roary The Racing Car one day? Engie Benjy is a fun and charming show by Cosgrove Hall about a blue-haired mechanic named Benjy helping his friends' vehicles with various issues, including getting stuck in toffee. Sometimes Benjy isn't the one to save the day, which is refreshing. Ant and Dec do character voices in Engie Benjy, with Dec being Benjy and Ant being Jollop and Trucker Troy. Little Robots is another cute show, it's based on a book and focuses on a group of robots and their everyday adventures and mishaps. Roary The Racing Car is about a little red race car named Roary and how he learns a new lesson every day. Big Chris was voiced by Peter Kay. Speaking of, there's Peter Kay's Animated All Star Band which crosses a ton of these British cartoons over in one fun video, I highly recommend watching it, it's a ton of fun.

I just have to say, you cover so many specific interests of mine with your What Was, VHS Pile, and Underrated Games series. I don’t think I’ve found a channel that captures it as well as you do, and I love the relaxed vibe of your content. Definitely feels like I’m just chatting with a buddy about some cool stuff they remember or found. Keep up the good work, cheers from Hong Kong!

Awesome review, your content is awesome

Hip hip, Zooombiiiiniiiiis

I’m looking for cubix EVERYWHERE I wanna cry haha

Can you show Pizza Pass on Very Hard

I stumbled upon a copy of a Zoombini game at some point, and it was certainly interesting, although, since I was an adult in my thirties without any kids, I must admit my interest was limited. Still, I liked checking out kids games. Like Pajama Sam, or one of my favorites, Spy Fox!

Yeah you should do a review of the cartoon and figures of Eon Kid, I think the Eon Kid cartoon is better than Cubix probably because the story and animation were good. Also you should watch Zentrix it is like those two cartoons. Also if you want to get a figure of Cubix himself you should collect all of the toys of the Burger King 2001 set to build a Cubix figure.

OMG I SEE ZOOMBINIS! I have the cds for these games. "Fleens! You're not Fleens! Whatever you are... make me a pizza!" edit: 10:55 also my fave.

Hey man! Were you looking for the regular Tetris? The guy around 21:00 had it. He also had the Tengen version, which you can see in the video. I bought the CIB Tengen Tetris from him. Super cool dude. I don't know if you saw me. I was the guy in the wheelchair, wearing a red Tetris shirt. RJ

Awesome lucky you!!

Wow, imagine randomly getting a <600 view video recommended to me and activating neurons that haven't fired in TWENTY years. I had that same 4-pack of games, and Zoombinis was definitely the one that stuck with me. The puzzles, the animations, the narration, and ESPECIALLY that goddamn pizza troll. Even today his words taunt me - "MAKE ME A PIZZA!", ingrained in my mind for all eternity

I grew up with the Zoombinis. I remember it took forever to get all the way to Zoombiniville and I don't think me and my siblings ever got all of them through. I also remember that we were not thrilled with the sequels, and I remember coaching my younger sister through the one with the caterpillars. We also loved all of the humongous entertainment games, Puttputt, Fatty Bear, Spy Fox, but we did not get to play the pajama sam games. We also played all the trail games (africa trail and inca trail not as much as oregon and amazon). We played all of The Magic School Bus games too. I played through all the Clue Finders (3rd, 4th, 5th, and 6th) when I was in the hospital with brain cancer. (I was in 4th grade at the time, and don't worry, I've been cancer free since 2003) I find it so sad that it is almost impossible to find any of these games today, and there is nothing coming out these days that is in any way comparable in educational quality.

I barely was remembering this game until you got to pizza part. Weird how some things just stick in your memory

great video

I made a series of videos years back about the mathematics of the first Zoombinis game since I teach math! It's a great game, I'm excited to learn about the rest of the series.

I have been looking for the name of this game for a decade, finally, I can rest now

Just got showed this randomly and i love it! This kind of video style is so relaxing to watch

ITS CALLED CLUE FINDERS OH MY GOD

Island Odyssey was the only one I knew off and played for weeks! I recall getting scared by the mere mention of the Bloats.

Thank you for making this video! Zoombinis was one of my favorite childhood games and it's wonderful to see it shared. Thank you for covering the sequels too, I never saw the gameplay as a kid. They look pretty rough. Nothing can replace the beautiful art and sound direction of the first one. Gameplay: That the mud wall sound sticks with me and the mirror minecart one was tedious. I liked the bubble maze but sometimes I sent out too many Zoombinis at once...it was a sad day when I learned they could pop each others bubbles and fall into the depths. Zoombinis was one of the few games I wanted to 100%, filling up the new town and getting new buildings was rewarding for my little brain.

Great video.

Underrated grade school classic

Awesome review

I had this tape along with the toy that went with it, so nostalgic!

And also, Here’s another sequel in 2004 called “Mortal Kombat: Deception” which is the sequel to Mortal Kombat: Deadly Alliance

This video is awesome. You should keep it up!

I personally dont have any experience with Doh Doh Island as a whole, I mostly remember watching a showcase of the play-doh sets and hearing about a show tied with them, but I honestly forgot to look it up... That was more than 10 years ago, so finally seeing what it looked like is super cool!

Holy shit dude, I had the vhs tape and the play sets for doh doh island! I was obsessed with these

ew, claymation...❤‍🔥

Honestly this thing had the potential to become a TV show

Your videos are awesome

Awesome review keep up the great work

I call it "Beastars For Kids"

I thought it was a pretty cool show at Molly's age. I noticed you used footage from The Hot Potato. I watched this show on Vhs before I found it free.