This deluxe set comes together to create the ultimate Transformers Micromaster figure – the Construction Devastator.
-- This was a top selling action figure on KBtoys.com in April 2005.
-- Expect a transformer invasion as retailers gear up for the upcoming Steven Spielberg-produced, live-action Transformer movie, for which casting has begun.
-- This set is a bargain containing six figures in one package: Scavenger, Quickmix, Buckethead, Bonecrusher, Long Haul and Hightower.

Change Anakin Skywalker into Darth Vader by popping off Anakin’s Republic uniform and putting on his tunic and black body armor.
-- This set was a top seller for online retailers eToys.com and KBtoys.com in April 2005.
-- This figure is a two-in-one hero to villain action figure with all of the accessories necessary for the ultimate good and evil battle.
-- The reviews on Sinacity.com lists this item with an average rating of five out of a possible five stars.

Star Wars Unleashed Figures: Palpatine vs. Yoda (Price: $14.99; Age: 1 month to 8 years) by HASBRO
This product features the battle between Palpatine, the Supreme Chancellor who wishes to destroy the Jedi, and Yoda, the wise Jedi master.
-- This was the second best selling toy on Amazon.com in April 2005 (pre-sale) and its sales trend led it to be selected as an Early Adopter Product.
-- This action figure is one of the few from the Unleashed series to feature two characters for the price of one.
-- As part of the Unleashed series this item features a retro-look while specifically capturing the dramatic essence of Yoda and Palpatine in an action-infused pose.

This powerful, artist-inspired moment was captured in this meticulously designed addition to the Unleashed retro series.
-- This figure was the best selling toy on Amazon.com in April 2005 (pre-sale).
-- According to IMDb’s MOVIEmeter rankings, the most anticipated film for the movie season of 2005-06 is “Star Wars III: Revenge of the Sith,” the series from which Darth Vader hails.
-- Lucasfilm reports a $9 billion sales figure for Star Wars franchise merchandise, proving the insatiable demand for Star Wars tie-in products.

VideoNow Jr. is the first full-color personal video player designed specifically for preschoolers. Now kids can bring Dora, Blue, Barney and other favorite television and movie friends on the road.
— According to a Hasbro press release, more than 1.2 million black-and-white players were sold in its first year alone, and Hasbro expects the new, color version to be equally, if not more, popular.
— The extensive library includes top children’s programming from popular channels such as Nick Jr., Sesame Workshop and HIT Entertainment.
— VideoNow Jr. was a top-selling kid’s electronic device on Wal-Mart.com when it was first released.

A potent combination of alien and droid, General Grievous is the epic villain of "Star Wars: Revenge of the Sith," to be released on May 19, 2005. The ruthless military commander of the droid armies, Grievous is pursued by Obi-Wan Kenobi on the planet Utapau. With a weapon of his own, this Grievous action figure is prepared for battle with his archenemy Obi-Wan. It includes a plastic collector’s cup with colorful graphics.

Classic Monopoly Junior joins Disney’s eight favorite princesses for a round of fun as they circle the board looking for their homes.
—The eight most popular princesses are included: Ariel, Cinderella, Pocahontas, Jasmine, Snow White, Sleeping Beauty, Belle and Mulan
—Monopoly is so popular it is licensed in more than 45 countries and translated into 26 languages.
— Monopoly Junior Disney Princess Edition was a top selling Disney item on AreYouGame.com.

Board game and DVD come together in this version of Trivial Pursuit. As players answer questions, the trivia comes to life on users’ television screens.
— Hasbro listed the Lord of the Rings Trivial Pursuit DVD as one of their hot items for March 2005.
— All three Lord of the Rings films are listed among the top-20 box office hits of all time in the United States, according to the IMDb.
— “The TRIVIAL PURSUIT game is one of the best-selling adult games in history, with more than 70 million units sold worldwide since its introduction in 1982,” according to the Trivial Pursuit Web site.

The I-DOG Interactive Music Companion is a sleek and stylish, palm-sized pooch that loves to listen to music and will groove along to any song it hears. Easy to use, simply sit I-DOG Interactive Music Companion in front of a speaker or plug it into the headphone jack of any hand-held music system and I-DOG will move and groove to the rhythm of the song.  Rock and punk make I-DOG rebellious, classical and country relax I-DOG, pop and R&B make I-DOG happy and dance music excites him.  In addition to head and ear movement, I-DOG expresses its different personalities through a unique array of colorful LEDs located on its face, and can interact with its "owner" in many different ways. Batteries not included.

This new game combines the classic characters of the time-honored board game with the interactive nature of DVD technology. The game comes with one pop-and-play DVD, 20 gingerbread tokens and 24 floor mats to recreate the Candy Land game board in the home. Familiar characters lead children through three different games: King Candy´s Adventure Game, a color-matching game where children earn tokens for standing on the correct colors; Mr. Mint Says, a game of following directions, as youngsters only perform actions if Mr. Mint says; and the Grandma Nut Game, a unique version of musical chairs.

Falling to the temptations of the evil emperor, Mr. Potato Head is adopting a new look and heading over to the dark side of The Force. To build on the excitement of the Star Wars fantasy, Hasbro is launching a new Mr. Potato Head figure, Darth Tater. Kids will be able to have all kinds of mix ´n match, Mr. Potato Head fun with this wacky spud dressed as the infamous Star Wars saga villain, Darth Vader. Darth Tater comes complete with lots of silly parts, including light saber, cape, helmet, shoes, eyes, nose and teeth.

Toy giant Hasbro has done a smart thing by purchasing the license for The Incredibles, the 2004 Pixar film. Featuring Mr. Incredible, his son Dash and the villain Syndrome, the figures are ideal for boys´ imaginative play amongst males. - Andrew Robinton

This four-player game, which combines electronic technology with a traditional deck of cards, has remained on the company´s "Hot Product" list since its release in June 2004.

-- This innovative and educational board game for tweens received the "Mom Tested Pick Award" from Parenting Magazine.
-- America Online´s KOL(tm) Holiday Toy Tester Squad ranked it #6 for ages 9-12 on the 2004 hottest toys for the holiday season.
-- Though players search for information in the included J-14 and M magazines, different magazines can be substituted, which allows users to keep the game fresh.

This game is for 2 to 4 players. Each player selects cards with colors or characters to determine where to move around the board. Players move their gingerbread pawn through a variety of confections and treats on their way to the castle. The first player to the castle wins. The simple rules and color-coded movement make this a great first game for young children.