When tech nostalgia goes too far

Nintendo had a bonafide smash on its hands with the NES Classic. And it looks like the SNES mini console will fly off of store shelves just as quickly. But it's not the only company looking to cash in on your nostalgia. Nowadays, there are reboots of TV shows like Twin Peaks and MST3K. Oh, and how about Netflix's Stranger Things, a series that's basically a love letter to the 80s? These are all examples of nostalgia products done right. But not everything we've seen in recent years has been as great as you would have hoped. Because, seriously, do you really want one of the Furbys pictured above watching you sleep? And who would be caught dead toting around a Tamagotchi in 2017?

You know what, maybe that is you, and who are we to judge? But if you ask us, these 10 things probably took our retro obsession a little too far.

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Freezy Freakies gloves

The original Freezy Freakies gloves came out 30 years ago, in 1987. They became popular not only because of their flashy designs, but thanks to a transparent ink that magically appeared in cold temperatures. To the naive youth of the day, it seemed like magic. And thanks to a successful Kickstarter campaign, the Freezy Freakies were revived in 2015 -- which means there are people out there -- right now -- wearing these things.