This activity dome offers dangling toys to explore, colors and textures to discover and more than 15 hands-on activities. Designed for tummy timers, crawlers, and walkers.

With three squeezable WHEEL PALS racecars to zoom down three race tracks, there’s sure to be an exciting finish every time. Kids can race one, two or all three at once with fun racing sound effects. Each roll-along friends bears a friendly expression. The electronic racetrack encourages hands-on play, and features a starting gate and a finish line with a checkered flag. The product includes 2 AA batteries. It received the Oppenheim Toy Portfolio Platinum Award for 2007.

Featuring two-in-one air-powered hockey and pinball, electronic lights and sound effects, this stadium lets the entire family experience the thrill of the arcade at home. The set includes a two-piece stadium, two connecting plugs, two connecting base snaps, two paddles, four pucks, two legs, two center supports, one lever/riser and instructions. It received the Oppenheim Toy Portfolio Platinum Award for 2007.

This pony features realistic animation, movement and sounds. Standing over 3” tall, she “comes alive” as she moves her head, ears, eyes and tail. She even whinnies, snorts and sniffs hands. And when a child sits on her for a pretend ride, she makes walking sounds. The pony comes with a carrot, a brush, a halter and a special adoption certificate. The weight limit is 80 pounds, and it requires six D batteries (not included). It received the Oppenheim Toy Portfolio Platinum Award for 2007.

This is the only ball game where the ball knows your throws. Two to six players place one of the six color-coded bands on their hands to play one of four great games. The Cosmic Catch ball comes in blue, green, purple, red, white and yellow. It requires four AAA batteries (not included). This product received the Oppenheim Toy Portfolio Platinum Award for 2007.

Castle playset expands to two feet tall and three floors high to become home to all of your child’s favorite My Little Pony figures. 

Standing 14-inches tall in Robot mode, Cybertron Primus changes from Transformers home planet to a giant robot, with lights and sounds. 

The ultimate playing and shopping experience for girls’ growing collections of Littlest Pet Shop characters, Biggest Littlest Pet Shop includes two exclusive pets and multiple accessories. It features a spinning tower, a bathtub and lots of other accessories. It also folds up for storage.

Stratego is a classic game of battlefield strategy. Players use memory, cunning and luck to capture the enemy's flag. The game accommodates two to four players. Launch date: November 30, 1998.
— “This is bizarre: I have never in years gotten a call for the game Stratego, but this year I got tons of them,” said Kevin Tjaden, owner for 25 years of Scientific Wizardry in Boise, Idaho. “We're trying to figure out why. I don't know if it was in a movie. Rubik's Cube we did carry, and that was in the movie with Will Smith.”
— Movie or no, Stratego continues to be a best seller.
— It ranked No. 15 for strategy games on Amazon.com as of December 28, 2006.

A new twist on the family favorite, Sorry! Card Revenge Game is a fast-paced interactive electronic card game. The giant talking pawn comes to life and directs game play, but instead of moving game pieces around a board, players try to match colors or build numeric sequences from their hand to play as many cards as possible. The player who plays his or her entire hand and moves all four pawns home wins. It is suitable for two to four players.

Now players can test their knowledge of the ‘80s — an outrageous decade filled with big events, bigger fads and over-the-top personalities. Trivial Pursuit Totally 80s takes players back to that decade with 2,400 all-new questions in categories such as headlines, television, movies, sports and leisure, and wild card. It includes four pawns decorated to symbolize the decade, and accommodates two to four players.

Eric Clapton in Cream, Angus Young of AC/DC, Lars Frederiksen of Rancid — they’re all notorious Gibson SG guitar players. Now tweens, “who are the target audience,” according to Josslynne Lingard Welch of Litzky Public Relations, can have their own Gibson-inspired guitar in their own tween size:  The Power Tour. Launch date: August 2007.

Little prattlers can sound as tough as a Transformer robot with this new voice-changing helmet. They'll look pretty intimidating, too. It's based on a Transformer character from the Dreamworks Pictures/Paramount Pictures movie debuting in July. Launch date: June 2007.

Cover the cage: Real parrots will develop an inferiority complex when they see this new interactive toy. Squawkers not only repeats the words it hears, but responds when kids touch it and even dances! ... All without losing its feathers. Launch date: Fall 2007.
— At Toy Fair 2007, “there was a talking parrot by Hasbro Tiger Electronics that was pretty cool,” Shanna Frieling, owner of Giggles Toys & More in Bozeman, Mt., told TDmonthly.

This classic crossword game is played by millions around the world. Players use seven letters to build crosswords, and use bonus spaces to add to their scores. It includes genuine wooden letter tiles and four wooden tile racks.

Why stay calm with your next puzzle project, when you can go Medieval? Puzz 3D presents King Arthur’s Camelot in a challenging puzzle. This elaborate and richly detailed puzzle is a reminder of days when tables were round, and business suits were made of iron. This 608-piece Puzz 3D gem measures approximately 19" x 16" x 10" when completed and makes history come alive.

With this three-dimensional poster puzzle, kids will have fun building the puzzle as they watch their favorite superhero come to life in 3-D form.  These easy-to-assemble foam pieces lock together to create a displayable puzzle that kids can hang on the wall or display on a shelf.  The puzzle assortment includes two scenes: one of classic red Spider-Man and one of black-clad Spider-Man.  Both glow in the dark.  Launch date: May 2007.

A new edition to the Hasbro family, the Nerf Buzzsaw Ball Blaster is designed for optimum speed and fun.  Revving sounds evoke the feeling and image of a real buzzsaw, while the easy ball reloader maximizes efficiency.  The top-located ball reloader makes reloading quick and simple, allowing kids to launch balls continuously for uninterrupted play.  The blaster comes with four foam balls.

This Twister game has a real dodgeball twist, and is easy to play for hours of outdoor fun. Three active games give players a chance to throw and dodge, and the last player standing, wins. The game includes a dodgeball, five colored wristbands and instructions.

Snake Eyes uses a tactical flight pack with pivoting blades, giving him speed and maneuverability in the air. His skills are essential in combating Storm Shadow, who has his own flight pack to perform aerial missions of sabotage and destruction. The articulated Snake Eyes action figure comes with ninja weapons and accessories, and features a backpack with spinning copter blades.
— Buddy Wood, owner of Le Jouet Inc. in Metairie, La., cited "G.I. Joe" as one of the lines of action figures selling well with customers in the spring of 2007.

Driven to a life of crime to save his sick daughter, Flint Marko went down the unintended but dark path of becoming the Sandman. Now he won't let anything get in his way, including Spider-Man. The Sandman figure has interchangeable hands. Press the lever for smashing sand-punch action. Super detailed, this is one friendly neighborhood action figure to add to your collection The Sandman also comes with Spider-Man peel-off stickers.
— "Action figures? We do it across the board. Just got Spider-Man stuff from Hasbro. We ordered all of that," said Buddy Wood, owner of Le Jouet Inc. in Metairie, La.

First there was Darth Tater, evil potato emperor. Now, on the heels of the Transformers comes Optimash Prime, the rock ‘em sock ‘em leader of the Autospuds who have come to Earth to save us from a severe mashing by the Deceptipotatoes (or some starchy situation like that). They are selling well at first invasion: Vicky, a sales associate at the Culver City, Calif., Target said, “They’re flying off the shelves ... kids and adults both like them.”

The classic board game provides fun for all ages as players try to remember what's hiding were and find matching pairs of their favorite things, two by two. Players just flip over the cards in trying to make a match. Two same cards are kept. The player with the most pairs is the winner. Memory is ideal for non-readers and reinforces matching and counting skills. It can be played by one or more players.
— "Memory" was among the most popular games in Three Sisters in Springfield, MA.

This figure with a poseable flight base and a removable “invisible” force field is based on Jessica Alba’s role as Sue Storm, aka the Invisible Woman, in “Fantastic Four: Rise of the Silver Surfer.”

MEGATRON is finally free, and his might will make the Earth quake. He possesses advanced AUTOMORPH technology designed to enhance vehicle-to-robot conversion that activates final battle mode, which comes with all the requisite lights and sounds. Robot mode features a launching rocket claw that becomes a chain whip and arms that combine to create MEGATRON'S infamous and deadly fusion cannon. He also has CYBERTRON jet vehicle mode.
— "Transformers will probably be the big thing," said Michelle, manager for Whippersnappers in St. Simon’s Island, Ga., when discussing upcoming sales for the 2007 Christmas season.
— Gary, manager of Johnny's Toys in Covington, Ky., told TDmonthly that movies such as “Transformers” will have a big impact on holiday sales. "They are popular at the theater and lots of them will be out on DVD for the holidays. That is when the movie toys do really well,” he said.
— Five of 54 retailers, concentrated in the Southeast, believe the Transformers line will be popular for the holidays.