That one kid who had a Scannerz

>that one kid who didn't had one of these.

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Kinda glad I was too poor for these dumb toys, in hindsight so much crap I wanted so badly as a kid really was a waste of money. I kinda guess it isn't to a kid but, you're not a kid forever so

Me and my brother had those. I think I had blue and he had..red? Neat, but wasn't all that great in hindsight.

THESE fucking things on the other hand.

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Those original Digimon devices from back then that were sort of like these were going for a pretty penny on eBay some time back.

One of these tamagachi clones only evolved your digimon/pokemon/whatever as it counted steps. I was a fatfuck so my friend would hook mine to his belt and run around the apartments playground for me.
You were a good friend, Steven.

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I used to just shake it up and down. Like fuck I was walking.

The Battle B-daman dub still holds up to this day

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holy shit i remember this god damn i forgot these existed i remember collecting these but none of my friends were interested in b-daman so i had no one to play with

I can't even remember them too well. Could you even get far just shaking it? Or did you need like a weeks worth of walking to get anything out of it?
I feel like if my friend would run around like that there would be enough of a reward from like 100 steps to be able to do something interesting.

That reminds me, has anything replaced Barcode Kanojo?
There's something really cool about scanning barcodes and it generating something.
If I knew what I was doing I'd make a shitty clone of it.

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These things are extremely similar to the Digimon Frontier Digivices, both in general shape and in having a barcode scanner in the top right since in Frontier they basically scanned the other ancient spirit Digimons' code to "capture" them.
I had the Shadow one and unironically enjoyed it. Haven't even played Adventure 2.

There's a Monster Rancher game on phones or DS that used barcodes, I believe.

KID PIX KID PIX COME ON AND PLAY AT KIDPIX
WOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOW

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I had the super monkey one. My cousin had the racing one and we would swap all the time.

man you just unlocked some deep dormant memory
pretty sure i had the green one

>be in middle school
>Kids play Yugioh
>One kid goes around challenging people for cards
>Says he preshuffled his deck and would hit you with a turn 2 ko
>Some kid calls him a cheater and stamps all his cards into the ground
>cheaters dads a teacher, cards get banned next day

>kids playing made up DnD during lunch
>Cheater asks to play
>Kill him so they can go back to playing their game on their own
>table games during lunch banned next day

>Beyblades comes out.
>Everyone brings their arenas and beyblades
>about a week later it gets competative, if you won you got to choose what part of the other person's Beyblades you can take
> Cheater kid joins around this time
>Obviously loses first match so we give him best 3 of 5
>Still loses and gets a part taken
>Trys to play without metal weight
>Gets destroyed and loses another
>Beyblades banned next day

Fuck you Bill. You deserved getting locked in those lockers and that time you got the shit beat out of you.

So, general nostalgia thread?

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>tfw battle network mobage soon

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>2004
Nope. But it seems it would be a great weapon to use against other kids

Fucking pinball machines were addicting as hell.

based as fuck, my whole little clique had these things

>TRANSFORMERS BEAST WARS, reboot etc
>western cartoons nowadays
leftism is a mental illness

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Who else had Battle Coins?

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What a bunch of insecure idiots.

>Cut the string so you can shoot further away and make playing more interesting
>Lose ball immediately

I never got coins/pogs. Friends never collected them either. Shame because they always seemed like they would be easy to carry around as an alternative to card games.

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>that one kid that didn't get the bionicle happy meal

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What are those chips? Physical pay-to-win DLC?

My parents got me the red one of these for birthday. I remember having fun playing it for like a month and wasting a whole recess trying to play against the only other kid who had a green one but our shit wouldn't connect. Then I got Pokemon Silver and never touched it again. Why Hasbro named it after a illness like Chicken Pox is beyond me.

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Yeah, you're not a kid forever and this sort of stuff can have a positive impact on your upbringing if it is the right type of toy.

i always thought bionicle looked like cheap boring trash. i didn't even like the toys designs that came in those cannisters despite getting several.
where does all the love for it come from? were the cgi movies actually great? did kids just like the toys?

fuck yeah you make me want to beat this little shit

coins and pogs were the dumbest shit, real glad I never fell for that bullshit

As if I needed any more reasons to hate this fucking show. Glad the joke was on them and Thundercats Roar was quietly sent to die on streaming, but I bet the "people" who made it won't realize that shitting on a beloved franchise with their calarts mass market crap was what killed it, and will instead jump to blaming any number of imagined boogeymen that live rent-free in their soi addled minds.

If that actually happened, that's the most pathetic shit I've ever seen

Tfw you got Numemon.

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I'm betting we're getting close to another time where it's okay to scare kids. the 90's was like a heyday of it being cool to mess with kids. And it came right after the 80's which was like the last big morality panic.

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Based Walmart guy

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1991 was a good year

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those chips are the game

>had all of them
>somehow manage to lose every single one

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i know that feel too well bro

>mfw my healing bar code was scratched into oblivion and i couldn't heal any of my scanned monsters

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I used to pretend these were futuristic hand guns for some reason.

my friend had the slug that threw poop or something like that. He was the only one who had it so he never got to fight anybody.

We made an ice arena for this shit, good times

Even as an adult I think this shit is so fucking satisfying

I had the digimon ones

>somehow manage to lose every single one
kids are dumb, i wish i took better care of my toys

I had shadow
I used to play mu buddys tails one on the bench outside

Unironically, the lore.

i remember when these were all metal and you could customize them completely and add different weights and such

I hate these things because I had a period a few years back where I got really autistic about collecting pokemon TCG coins (no real reason, I just think they're neat and usually dirt cheap enough to be easy to collect) and every search for them was littered with these and some japanese can promo.

now that I think about it I haven't looked in a while, pretty much got everything that wasn't from like some random event with only three japanese kids in 1999 or only sold in weird collector's boxes nobody opened.