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Childhood Memories Trivia (90s & 2000s)

Tamagotchis, Surge, Tickle Me Elmo, Limewire, dial-up tones, mall food courts, Beanie Babies, GoldenEye split-screen, and the shared cultural panic of Y2K.

182 quizzes in Childhood

Childhood 12 Q

Final Fantasy VII Trivia: Midgar Edition

12 questions about the 1997 PS1 RPG that broke through to the mainstream.

90s · Easy
Childhood 12 Q

Fox Kids Saturday Morning Trivia

12 questions about Power Rangers, X-Men, Goosebumps, Eek the Cat.

2000s · Medium
Childhood 12 Q

Furby Trivia: 12 Questions for Furby Survivors

It learned English. Or so it claimed. 12 questions about the freakiest 1998 toy.

90s/2000s · Hard
Childhood 12 Q

Game Boy Color and GBA Trivia: Handheld 90s/2000s

12 questions about Nintendo's road-trip survival kits.

90s · Easy
Childhood 12 Q

Gargoyles Trivia: Manhattan Clan Edition

12 questions about Disney's prestige 1994 animated drama.

90s/2000s · Hard
Childhood 12 Q

Gel Pen and Scented Marker Trivia

12 questions about the writing utensils that defined 90s class notes.

90s/2000s · Hard
Childhood 12 Q

GoldenEye 007 Trivia: 12 Questions for Couch Multiplayer Vets

No Oddjob! 12 questions about the FPS that ate 1998.

2000s · Medium
Childhood 12 Q

Goosebumps and Animorphs Trivia: 90s Kids Books

12 questions about the books your mom approved of (mostly).

90s · Easy
Childhood 12 Q

GTA 2000s Trivia: III, Vice City, San Andreas

12 questions about the trilogy that made Rockstar a household name.

90s · Easy
Childhood 12 Q

GTA San Andreas Trivia: CJ Edition

12 questions about the 2004 Rockstar epic set in fictional California.

2000s · Medium
Childhood 12 Q

GTA Vice City Trivia: 80s Miami Edition

12 questions about the 2002 GTA set to a wall-to-wall 80s soundtrack.

90s/2000s · Hard
Childhood 12 Q

Gushers and Fruit by the Foot Trivia

12 questions about Betty Crocker's most aggressive 90s lunch snacks.

2000s · Medium

About Childhood Memories

Some nostalgia doesn't fit neatly into TV or film or music. Some of it is the texture of the era itself — the toys you fought your siblings over, the snacks you ate in front of those toys, the technology that made everything possible (dial-up internet, AIM, MSN Messenger, the original iPod, the Razr flip phone), and the fashion crimes you committed in school photos.

This category is for everything else: the Tamagotchi you killed in third grade, the Lisa Frank Trapper Keeper, the Bop It, the slap bracelet, the JNCOs, the frosted tips, the mall food court Sbarro that you genuinely thought was good. If it filled the background of a 90s/2000s childhood, it's in here somewhere.