The next chapter of Stretch Armstrong is in production! Hasbro and Character Options recently announced…
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Over the years, creative collaborations with other brands have allowed the The LEGO Group to…
Iconic toy company Wham-O is celebrating its 75th anniversary this year. The company founded by…
In the 1960s and ‘70s, Whitman Publishing Company released a range of Frame-Tray puzzles for…
From the mid-1970s to the mid-1980s, ABC’s The Love Boat television show provided an antidote…
Recently, Hasbro and Mighty Jaxx made an aspiring young artist’s dream come true when they…
Mattel recently announced UNO Flex, the latest expansion of the number-one non-collector card game in…
For budding cinephiles in the 1960s & ’70s, Kenner rolled out a whole host of…
It was international espionage on the high seas with the Electronic Radar Search Game. Released…
In the 1970s, creativity met “Big Iron” in the Play ‘N Learn Computer from Playskool.…
Released in 1979, Guess Who? from Milton Bradley is a variation of the classic game…
In 1973, Marx captured the fun of classic amusement park target shooting games in a…
Released in 1978 by Coleco, Amaze-A-Tron was an electronic maze game for 1 or 2…
Taffy has an Atlantic City-based origin story and a history that spans well over a…
If scored based on a “Fun Quotient”, the VertiBird from Mattel would be at the top of…