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Space Jam

The original 1996 Space Jam website is still online, complete with starfield wallpaper, tiny planet buttons, and the exact energy of the early web before anyone learned restraint.

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Retro Web
1990s
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Time Capsule
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Category: Interesting
Status: Live & Working
Cost: Free to Use

OUR RATING

ABSOLUTELY AMAZING!

WHY WE'RE OBSESSED

It is a genuine surviving artifact from 1996, not a retro remake pretending to be old on purpose. That alone makes it catnip for anyone who misses the wild early web.

The navigation looks like a space-themed school project built with total sincerity, which is precisely why it rules. Every glowing planet button feels like a direct transmission from a gentler internet.

Modern sites keep trying to manufacture nostalgia. This one does not need to try because it actually survived the era, background stars and all.

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