With 50% of the market share, the iPod Touch has become the must have handheld gaming device.
Dateline: San Francisco
In announcing a new iPod Touch (with HD Retina screen, dual cameras, and the iPad A4 proccessor) Steve Jobs confidently proclaimed the iPod Touch as the world’s most popular handheld gaming device, outselling both Sony’s Playstation and the Nintendo DS combined. And there’s more.
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Fans have a chance to influence the future of Rangers everywhere ....
Fresh off the heels of the very successful Power Morphicon in Pasadena, Toy Mega company Bandai America is thinking about the future. And they want fans to give some input. So they’ve put out the word that they want faithful fans of Power Rangers to take a survey to let Bandai know what they’re favorite series, characters and toys are. Sounds like they’re looking to move the series into a more popular direction now that Saban has left the Magic Kingdom and moved on to Nick.
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In the beginning, there was The Bible Online.
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New flying Superman toys this Christmas?
Hot Toys cryptically announced new Superman toys are coming for the holidays which will be based on the classic Superman: The Movie starring Christopher Reeve (which was a Superman by any definition in my opinion). No real details yet, but here’s hoping they’re off the hook.
Meanwhile, cue John Williams
Hat Tip – AFI
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This classic toy commercial is about a product called “Baby Laughs Alot,” which dubs it as down right funny. But I can just imagine the ominous Friday the 13th style music and the creepiness of the toy really shines. Thoughts? You be the judge!
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This Sonic Screwdriver was the go to gadget for the Second Doctor in the 70s. Now the toy version can be yours.
I love Doctor Who, and I’m sure many would agree with me that next to the light saber from Star Wars, every sci-fi geek would love a Sonic Screwdriver on their belt if they were actually real. Well, until that day comes, there’s always the toy version, especially this old school screwdriver from the third doctor series of that iconic British sci-fi import.
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