For suburban kids born in 1984 — the year of the rat in the Chinese zodiac — the late ’90s are rich with nostalgic signposts. Some (this writer included) spent countless hours alternating between playing the punk-soundtracked “Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater” on the original PlayStation and watching the adrenalized action of pro wrestling during the so-called Attitude Era.
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