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Polly Pocket meets Tamagotchi in this portable LCD home
It really takes the tiny house movement to a new level. - 10
Game streamer Ninja will have his own toy line
Other streamers will get their own figurines, too. A newsletter a day keeps the FOMO at bay.
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'Overwatch' action figures and Monopoly are coming this spring
You'll even see masks and mini Nerf blasters. - 6
PowerUp Toys is motorizing more paper vehicles
The PowerUp 4.0, PowerUp Racers and OKO Multi View will be available later this year. - 10
Kids play mechanics for Marvel heroes with the Electro Hero Kit
Children can build their own mini arc reactor with a small bucket of conductive dough. Mattel and Tynker will use Barbie to teach kids to code
The initiative joins Hot Wheels and Monster High lessons to bring coding to 10 million kids by 2020.- 10
Air Hogs' Supernova packs motion controls in a kid-friendly drone
It's your little glowing friend that you pilot with a wave of your hand. - 7
Razor's e-skates are equal parts Heelys and hoverboard
They're everything you hate about today's youth (but we loved them anyway). Hasbro's first HasLab toy is a replica of Jabba the Hutt's barge
The $499 model will only be made if the company gets enough pre-orders.Mattel's 'Jurassic World' dino-bots are surprisingly realistic
Say hello to the new Kamigami robots.PowerUp releases its phone-controlled paper airplane
Fold the tiny powered aircraft of your dreams.- 12
Rocket League Rivals brings absurd car-based soccer to the real world
It may not have the full depth of a typical 'Rocket League' match, but it's certainly captured the game's soul. littleBits launches more accessible $40 'Hall of Fame' kits
These kits are based on inventions submitted by the littleBits' community.How Mattel is using AR to let you preview Hot Wheels playsets
It's the company's first foray into retail augmented reality.- 10
Hot Wheels' new AR track turns toy racing into a warzone
Fire missiles and create oil slicks on a virtual track to win real world races. 3Doodler's new kits help kids make robotic bugs and dinosaurs
Cute desserts, costume masks and eyeglasses, as well.- 9
Hasbro's new AR helmet puts you inside Iron Man's armor
You'll have to provide your own mid-battle snark, though.