Future Shop Celebrates 30th Anniversary with Blast from Past

Canadian tech retail staple Future Shop turns 30 today. The company wanted to take Canadians back into the past to relive some of the 80’s, 90’s, and 2000s. 

Exhibit A is a flyer from exactly 30 years ago in 1982. That year, Future Shop was named retailer of the year.

The retailer was selling Commodore computers for $359 and a Ms. Pac-Man game for Atari for $39. You could also buy a 16-inch TV—in colour, no less—for $499.