Bandai 2020 Product Guide (Toy Fair 2020)
In addition to a special Pacman Tamagotchi game for Pacman’s 40th anniversary, Bandai America guides us through their products for 2020.
Exploring New Products (4 the geek in us)
In addition to a special Pacman Tamagotchi game for Pacman’s 40th anniversary, Bandai America guides us through their products for 2020.
You get the Klikbot hero and sidekick, a smartphone tripod, and a free downloadable app for you to create your own stop-motion video stories!
Playfoam Pluffle moves slowly like a thick liquid. It’s foam with life of its own – dry to the touch, but slides and moves like it’s not.
Zax, a foam-made axe by Zing is great fun to throw – it sticks to walls, windows, your fridge, and maybe even someone’s pudgy face.
Razor’s new electric version of the Ripstik gives you up to 10 mph of speed which you can call forth with a handheld controller.
In a fun way, Jabuka is a game that can help develop speed of thought and vocabulary development. Especially useful if you plan on being a rapper some day.
Have your own mini arcade game machines with My Arcade’s retro gaming units. They’re most excited about the new Retro Champ, a portable NES console.
Pop Pops Snotz puts gooey green slime in an air bubble (like bubble wrap) – and much like bubble wrap, it’s irresistable to pop.
Science Wiz has a microscope for the shockingly affordable price of $29.95. Use with your smartphone for 200x magnification (& more with your camera app.)
PaiBotz is a programming kit for kids combining hardware (in the form of a robot) with visual programming on a tablet for fun augmented reality learning!