If I had been one of the people who worked on the computer aspect of Generation Girl, I would feel a bit sad now. All that effort is basically forgotten, and people can’t even go back and watch it like they can with many old TV shows. At least the dolls still exist. It does show how physical aspects are more robust over the years than things stored digitally.
Generation Girl was such as great line! The characters all had great back stories and different styles - which is such a rare thing to see in the Barbie brand today.
I’ve got two questions. The first one is is this you on the website? Also if I use an old computer with an outdated browser, will I be able to access it?
I accessed it through archive.org - The Internet Archive. They've archived generationgirl.com from 1999 onwards. If you're using an old browser that supports Flash, you can probably see all the features of the site.
Many have been archived through the Wayback Machine at archive.org. Since Flash has been disabled on modern Internet browsers, it will be difficult to view them.
![Evolution of Barbie Games [1984-2023]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/aloVQN7sVSI/mqdefault.jpg)
If I had been one of the people who worked on the computer aspect of Generation Girl, I would feel a bit sad now. All that effort is basically forgotten, and people can’t even go back and watch it like they can with many old TV shows. At least the dolls still exist. It does show how physical aspects are more robust over the years than things stored digitally.
Cause it's beeeeeeetter to be togetheeeerrr frrieeeeeendssss like weeeeee aaaaarrreee🎶 🥺😫💞
I miss Tori, Nichelle, Ana, Lara, Chelsie, Mari & Blaine
Generation Girl was such as great line! The characters all had great back stories and different styles - which is such a rare thing to see in the Barbie brand today.
I was too old for this when it came out, but it looks like fun. I can’t help but feel nostalgic for the earlier days of the internet.
This soundtrack was my jam as a kid ✌🏽😅
Mine too, girl! 😂❤
I remember this ;_;
I’ve got two questions. The first one is is this you on the website? Also if I use an old computer with an outdated browser, will I be able to access it?
I accessed it through archive.org - The Internet Archive. They've archived generationgirl.com from 1999 onwards. If you're using an old browser that supports Flash, you can probably see all the features of the site.
Omg this is amazing do you have the bratz website?
This is so cool. Btw do they still have old barbie websites?
Many have been archived through the Wayback Machine at archive.org. Since Flash has been disabled on modern Internet browsers, it will be difficult to view them.
@@HaveYouHeardDolls Unless, you have a extension that has flash player but it won't work on some swf files. Also, you can download the swf files.