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Yeah, that’s kinda weird. You put toys in most little kids’ hands and they’ll play with it. I guess this generation of kids would rather just watch stuff on a screen.
Disney's Wall-E predicted the future.
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Yeah, that’s kinda weird. You put toys in most little kids’ hands and they’ll play with it. I guess this generation of kids would rather just watch stuff on a screen.
yeah TRU 504 top flight soulja in da boot ya herdme..
Toy industry dying?
Lone memory was buying a PS2, memory card, and NBA Street that day. So I thank them for that.
What age did ya'll stop playing with toys (Not counting gaming consoles of course)? Beyblades were the last thing I was on and once the show was over I was pretty much done. I was at most 14 when I put everything up (still got my ninja turtles collecting dust at my mom crib)
I stopped playing with toys around 13 but kept buying and collecting until 15. I just liked displaying them by then.
Everything else was still going strong. I'm talking video games, basketball cards, comic books. Kept it on the low in high school though, didn't want girls to know
I'm not counting model kits or collectibles since those are mostly used for displays or decoration and your not actually "playing with them" (I mentioned Gundam Wing earlier, once I built them I did actually play with them, I was just careful ).Funko toys count ? So I guess we still all sorta playing with toys in some ways as adult .. but then again soon we will have them dolls and I’m pretty sure y’all got them fleshlights
WILDFIRE , Ryu and Sage were my guys but I kept losing their armors, took me buying them a third time to pay attention to all their piecesI stopped playing with Toys when i was 11. The last toys i remember really playing with were Ronin Warriors and my Power Rangers White Ranger sword. After that, i switched to strictly video games.
I’ll always miss the Toys R Us Christmas catalogue. I used to love getting them and circling what i wanted. I’m glad my niece and nephew got to experience that though
What age did ya'll stop playing with toys (Not counting gaming consoles of course)?
Co-worker of mine brought up a solid point. It may have not been a saving grace, but TRU years ago should have considered adopting a Chuck E. Cheese's vibe by holding parties in a back area. Let the birthday boy/girl grab a gift or two, and discount party-goers if they want to make any purchases that day.