On today’s date in 1991, “Sonic the Hedgehog” releases for the Sega Genesis. Sonic must defeat Dr. Robotnik, free animals inside badniks, and keep South Island environmental! Sonic runs at supersonic speeds and spin attacks through six zones! 🌟 Grand debuts of Sonic the Hedgehog & Dr. Robotnik!

On today’s date in 1991, “Sonic the Hedgehog” releases for the Sega Genesis. Sonic must defeat Dr. Robotnik, free animals inside badniks, and keep South Island environmental! Sonic runs at supersonic speeds and spin attacks through six zones! 🌟 Grand debuts of Sonic the Hedgehog & Dr. Robotnik!

On today’s date in 1989, “Tummy Trouble” hit theaters. Roger Rabbit watches Baby Herman and cries until Roger finds a rattle. Herman accidentally swallows it, so poor Roger rushes to the hospital, and zany scenes like him being mistakened for surgery! 🌟 First of three shorts starring Roger Rabbit!

On today’s date in 1971, “A Fly in the Pink” hit theaters. The Pink Panther shoos a nifty tech fruit fly once harming an apple orchard. 🌟 First short released in the 1970s. 🌟 Editor Joe Siracusa voices the news anchor. 🌟 Bob Richardson’s Pink Panther design is unique. 🌟 The Little Man is absent.

On today’s date in 1956, “Tugboat Granny” hit theaters. Granny rents and rides a tugboat with Tweety Bird and sing about their joy. Sylvester the Cat plots ways to catch Tweety once failing to catch fish including rowing a wooden boat, riding an inflatable raft, and driving a motorboat to the tug.

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On today's date in 2001, "Sonic Adventure 2" releases for Sega Dreamcast. Dr. Robotnik, Shadow, & Rogue opt the Eclipse Cannon as Sonic, Tails, & Knuckles stop it and save the world! 🌟 For Sonic's 10th Anniversary! 🌟 Global Release: June 23, 2001. 🌟 Debut of Shadow the Hedgehog & Rogue the Bat.

On today's date in 1954, "Devil May Hare" hit theaters. Bugs Bunny spring cleans until fearful animals stampede and is told the Tasmanian Devil is on the loose (which he has never heard of)! Taz spins his way next to him and quickly gets into food schemes with Bugs. 🌟 Debut of the Tasmanian Devil.

On today’s date in 1978, “Garfield” comic strips began distribution in newspapers. Created by Jim Davis, Garfield is an Orange Tabby Cat centered around obesity, eating lasagna, and disliking Mondays living with his awkward owner, Jon Arbuckle and dim-witted dog, Odie. 🌟 Grand debut of Garfield!

On today’s date in 1934, “Mickey’s Steam Roller” hit theaters. Mickey Mouse drives a steamroller, while Minnie Mouse is pushing a stroller with twin nephews; Morty & Ferdie Fieldmouse. While Mickey and Minnie flirt, Morty and Ferdie mischievously drive the steamroller until running into a hotel.

On today’s date in 1990, “Roller Coaster Rabbit” hit theaters. Mrs. Herman asks Roger Rabbit to look after Baby Herman at the fair. The baby cries with his red balloon gone, but sees a copy at a game. Roger chases him in a roller coaster ride! 🌟 Second of three shorts starring Roger Rabbit!

On today’s date in 1979, “Pink Pull” hit theaters. As the Pink Panther accidentally drops a quarter down a sewer, he uses a big magnet to attract the coin, only to get himself into more commotion as tue magnet proves to have a big force. 🌟 TV Airing: Sep. 23, 1978 🌟 The Little Man is absent.

Also on today's date in 2001, "Super Mario Advance" releases for Nintendo Game Boy Advance. Specifically based on Super NES’ version of "Super Mario Bros. 2" (1988) from "Super Mario All-Stars" (1993), it has unique features not seen in the NES original like Robirdo and the Yoshi Egg challenge.

On today’s date in 2001, the Nintendo Game Boy Advance launches with a solid 17 launch titles including “F-Zero: Maximum Velocity”, “GT Advance Championship Racing”, and GBA’s “Namco Museum”. Nintendo’s final Game Boy console displays visually impressive 32-Bit games! 🚫 Feb. 12, 2008, May 15, 2010

On today’s date in 1955, “Rabbit Rampage” hit theaters. Bugs Bunny’s hole is drawn by an unseen animator in the sky. After falling, he wakes up realizeing the animator is drawing all the hijinks on him to make him embarrassed. The unseen animator turned out to be Elmer Fudd all along...

On today’s date in 1965, “Pink Ice” hit theaters. The Pink Panther retrieves diamonds stolen by Deveraux & Hoskins in South Africa. They try to shoo Pink Panther, but the adversary outwits them. 🌟 Pink Panther talks in this short. 🌟 Rich Little voices all characters here. 🌟 Little Man is absent.

On today’s date in 1994, “Earthworm Jim” releases for the Sega Genesis. Created by Doug TenNapel, a super suit falls on Earthworm Jim, enabling his run and gun abilities. As enemies target his suit, Princess What's-Her-Name is held captive by her evil twin sister, Queen Slug-for-a-Butt.

On today’s date in 1962, “Bill of Hare” hit theaters. Taz breaks out the crate and sees Bugs Bunny cook a meal in a kettle. Taz throws Bugs into the pot, but Bugs cleverly swaps places. After truck trouble, Taz thinks a moose is his only food source, but a train stops him. Taz is sent to the zoo.

On today’s date in 1945, “A Gruesome Twosome” hit theaters. A red Jimmy Durante cat and a yellow cat want love from female cat, who wants a bird. Tweety Bird says his catchphrase and fights with the cats with a mallet and lures an attacking dog. 🌟 Red cat inspired Stimpy of Nick’s “Ren & Stimpy”.

On today’s date of 1939, “Beach Picnic” hit theaters Donald Duck has a picnic at the beach and fails to ride on Seabiscuit the inflatable horse. He sees sleepy Pluto and has him chase Seabiscuit. An ant sees Donald's food and calls its army, so he uses flypaper. Pluto is fed up with Donald’s rage.

On today’s date in 1934, “The Wise Little Hen” hit theaters The Wise Little Hen look for help to plant corn by winter. Lazy Donald Duck and Peter Pig fake belly aches to avoid work. Mom plants corn with the chick’s help and punishes Donald and Peter with castor oil. 🌟 Grand debut of Donald Duck!

Also on today’s date in 1990, the Tokyo Toy Show commences in Tokyo, Japan. The show’s best known for early lost footage and prototype snapshots of “Sonic the Hedgehog” (1991). 🌟 Development on Sega Genesis game officially began in April 1990. 🌟 Unused enemies came from “Twin Stars” (1989) phase.

On today’s date in 1990, Nickelodeon Studios commences with a grand opening in Universal Studios of Orlando, FL. After negotiations with Universal beginning in 1988, Nick opens a studio that would famously film shows from “Clarissa Explains It All” to “Legends of the Hidden Temple” to “All That”.

On today’s date in 1946, “Squatter's Rights” hit theaters. One day, Chip N’ Dale wake up inside a stove to quickly notice Mickey Mouse and Pluto entering a cabin for a fire. Pluto knows about the chipmunks and tries to help Mickey, but a battle emerges. Chip N’ Dale eventually win cabin ownership.

On today’s date in 1940, “Mr. Duck Steps Out” hit theaters. Donald Duck refuses Huey, Dewey, and Louie to visit Daisy Duck, despite managing to get to her before their uncle. Donald and his nephews eventually battle each other to see who can dance longer with Daisy. 🌟 Official debut of Daisy Duck.

On today’s date in 1961, “Lickety-Splat” hit theaters. Wile E. Coyote, as always, chases the Road Runner, this time on roller skis with a bow, a rifle, a boomerang, an anvil, and several exploding darts let loose from a balloon. He sets explosive darts to hunt the Road Runner, but backfire tons!

On today’s date in 1960, Sega is founded. Firstly formed by Martin Bromley and Richard Stewart, it made slots. It owned David Rosen Enterprises becoming Sega Enterprises. It made consoles from 1983-2001. The Sega Genesis debuted in 1989 and Sonic the Hedgehog ditched Alex Kidd as mascot by 1991.

On today’s date in 1955, Namco (Nakamura Manufacturing Company) is founded. Founded by Masaya Nakamura, it made wooden riding horses and electro-mechanical games like “Periscope” and “F-1”. While owning Atari Japan, Namco saw arcade success with “Galaxian” and especially its mascot game, “Pac-Man”.

On today’s date in 1982, Electronic Arts is founded. Established by Trip Hawkins, EA had a reputation of CD case home computer games, partnering with Sega’s Genesis to bypass Nintendo’s stern rules, and form/acquire acclaimed IP. However, EA is nowadays shady with loot boxes and exploiting workers.

On today’s date in 1950, “An Egg Scramble” hit theaters. Porky Pig's farm has Ms. Prissy not laying an egg. An egg has her name in her nest. She thinks it’s laid, so Porky gives it to a truck driver. She wants her egg and sees Pretty Boy Bagel, a criminal. 🌟 Official debut of Ms. Prissy.

On today’s date in 1944, “Duck Soup to Nuts” hit theaters. Daffy Duck relaxes in a pond until Porky Pig’s gunshot awakes him. Daffy disguises while Porky fails to scare and shoot him. Daffy orchestrates a goodbye. Porky lets Daffy go until he finds out Daffy’s family are his disguised friends!

On today’s date in 1957, “Piker’s Peak” hit theaters. Bugs Bunny and Yosemite Sam compete in a mountaineering event to be the first to climb the unconquered Schmatterhorn mountain in the Swiss Alps. Once reaching the top, Sam pushes Bugs off, only to find out he’s on top of the Eiffel Tower.

On today’s date in 1946, “Hair-Raising Hare” hit theaters. One night, Bugs Bunny’s being watched by a Peter Lorre mad scientist to become Gossamer’s dinner. Bugs is lured into the castle. After fourth wall breaking, Gossamer shrieks and runs away, breaking through many walls. 🌟 Debut of Gossamer.

On today’s date in 1940, “A Gander at Mother Goose” hit theaters. A narrator hosts 11 nursery rhyme cartoons like Mary upset about her dirty garden in “Mary, Mary Quite Contrary”, the ugly-looking Little Ms. Muffet scaring the spider, and 3 Little Pigs giving the Big Bad Wolf a “Histerine” bottle.

On today’s date in 1932, “Mickey’s Revue” hit theaters. Mickey Mouse has a play. Horace Horsecollar flies Minnie Mouse; a fairy. Cows and hounds dance. Meanwhile, Dippy Dawg laughs loud and eats peanuts, irking folks. It ends with a piano and horn duet. 🌟 Debut of Goofy; formerly Dippy Dawg.

On today’s date in 1952, “Beep, Beep” hit theaters. Wile E. Coyote chases the speedy Road Runner, but can’t keep up. He tries several traps to catch the Road Runner like a spring-loaded glove, an anvil, ACME rocket-powered roller skates and aspirin, a rocket, and railroad equipment, but all fail.

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On today’s date in 1956, “Tree Cornered Tweety” hit theaters. Sylvester the Cat chases Tweety Bird in the mountains. Tweety uses spoons as snowshoes. Sylvester skis through obstacles and falls into a man’s fishing boat declaring “I tawt I taw a puddy tat!" before Sylvester and the boat both sink.

On today’s date in 1951, “Rabbit Fire” hit theaters. Bugs Bunny and Daffy Duck take turns arguing if it’s “wabbit” or duck season. Their goal is to comically outhunt hunter Elmer Fudd! 🌟 This short has spawned internet memes. 🌟 Daffy Duck’s went from a screwball to a greedy guy wanting spotlight.

On today’s date in 1950, “Primitive Pluto” hit theaters. Pluto is cozy in a cabin. A wolf meets him. With Pluto too cozy, he tells him to hunt for food. In the forest, the wolf scolds him for improper hunting. More improper tries later, Pluto runs home. The wolf eats Pluto’s food and chases him.

On today’s date in 1945, “Ain't That Ducky” hit theaters. A yellow duckling interrupts Daffy Duck’s bath. He asks the duckling's troubles, but gets ignored. Daffy and a hunter team up. Once seeing a road hazard, they must get the satchel. The hunter gets the bag. Both are shocked reading “The End”.

On today’s date in 1939, “Donald's Cousin Gus” hit theaters. Gus Goose visits Donald Duck. He welcomes his cousin after reading Aunt Fanny’s note. Gus shows Donald his pocket meal clock, so Gus proceeds to eat nonstop. Donald is firstly amused, but grows rage, until faintly saying "Boy! Oh, boy!"

On today’s date in 1934, “Gulliver Mickey” hit theaters. Mickey Mouse reads “Gulliver's Travels” as orphans pretend to be sailors. He joins them being a whale. He retells Liliput’s scenes in the tale, this time portraying the lead role. He saves the town from a big spider portrayed by Pete the Cat.

On today’s date in 1969, “In the Pink of the Night” hit theaters. The Pink Panther buys a cuckoo clock, planning to wake up early in the morning. It turns out he refuses to get up, so the cuckoo bird tries different strategies getting him up. 🌟 The Little Man is absent.

On today’s date in 1968, “Hot Wheels” are first retailed in stores beginning with the Sweet 16. With fast die-cast metallic cars, the original Sweet 16 came in flashy colorful die-cast designs. You could race ‘em, stunt ‘em, and even collect ‘em! 🌟 The very first model is the Blue Custom Camaro!

On today’s date in 1967, “In the Pink” hit theaters. The Pink Panther sees he has gained weight and joins a gym. However, time has it he’ll be unlucky to not only fail losing weight, but also, if succeeds losing some weight, gives his gym patron, The Little Man, grief and pain.

On today’s date in 1951, “Plutopia” hit theaters. Mickey Mouse and Pluto visit Camp Utopia, but require dogs with muzzles from cabins, so Pluto can’t eat. Milton the Cat eats his food. At night, Pluto dreams “Plutopia”. Next day has Mickey undo the muzzle. Pluto fights the cat.

On today’s date in 1940, “You Ought to Be in Pictures” hit theaters. Daffy Duck wants to be Warner Bros.’ top star, leading Porky Pig to leave Leon Schlesinger’s studio. Little did Schlesinger know he’d return. Porky fails to enter another studio and WB reunites him. 🌟 Iconic hybrid short.

On today’s date in 1977, Chuck E. Cheese’s Pizza Time Theatre is founded. Established by Nolan Bushnell of Atari fame, it proved to be a novelty for enacting contemporary arcade games and animatronic shows as families ate pizzas. 🌟 Chuck E. Cheese was meant to be a coyote in 1974; Coyote’s Pizza.

On today’s date in 1967, “Pink of the Litter” hit theaters. In Litterburg, the police catch the Pink Panther continuously littering the polluted city. As a consequence, he is sentenced to clean up the trashed-up town as community service. 🌟 The Little Man appears in many job outfits.