Holiday shoppers perusing the toy aisles in the next couple of months can expect to see a lot of new takes on the old classics.
The Toy Insider highlighted toys and games that have fresh spins on some of '80s and '90s favorites including Monopoly Giant Edition, Care Bear Cheer Bear , Rainbow Brite 3-Inch Collectible Figures, the newly updated Furby, and Risk The 1980's Edition.
James Zahn, Senior Editor of The Toy Insider says the last couple of years, the toy industry put a name to these retro toys which is"kidult.""Really kids of the '70s and '80s were the first kids that never had to fully grow up, they now can re-experience this stuff, revisit it, have fun, and introduce it to the kids in their lives. And it really just brings people together," said Zahn.
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