>>11995726
>This. 90s was a very distinct 3 part decade. Early would be TJ&Earl like you posted. Mid would be Comix Zone. Late would be Omega Boost.
I was 9 in 1990 and 18 in 1999. It is hard to summarize an entire decade. But early 90's was more of an extension of the late 80's. The Genesis released in 1988 in Japan and 1989 in North America. But it kinda did kick off the 4th generation of consoles, even though the PCE/ Turbo Graphix16 was there too. The Super Nintendo was 1990 in Japan and 1991 in North America. Nintendo always felt like they were the latest in the 16-bit era. Because they were so reluctant to move from their popular NES. Early 5th gen consoles were the Jaguar and the 3DO in 1993. They were still in the thicket of the 4th gen era of consoles. Sega had the Sega CD. So 1992- 1995 was more of the rise of the CD-Rom based consoles, and computers too. The multimedia age. The music trends in the early 90's were very clean cut and pop-ish. MC hammer, Vanilla ice (He was big in 1991), New Kids on the Block. I guess Grunge was starting to become big then too. Mid 90's, was the Playstation domination era and the Saturn. Windows 95 was a huge deal, and the rise of the internet. With the N64 in 1996. CGI artwork was also big in the mid 90's. The top music fads were alternative, East Coast/ West Coast rap, R&B, Industrial/ Techno/ House/ Drum and Bass, Brit Pop/ Boy Bands. Pokemon became popular in the mid 90's. The late 90's, really only saw the release of the Dreamcast, where it launched in 1998 in Japan and 1999 in North America. 1999, Arcades were dying. Too much shit to unpack.
