The Illidan Stormrage Deluxe Collector Figure is 6.5" tall with a wingspan of 11" - bringing the total height to 13". The character comes from America's #1-selling PC game since 2004, World of Warcraft.

This game console lets kids drive Hot Wheels cars virtually in an online 3D racing game, "Race The World," at HotWheels.com.

Legacy Interactive’s award-winning "Pet Pals: Animal Doctor" is now available for the Nintendo Wii. It gives animal lovers and aspiring animal doctors the chance to assume the role of a veterinarian. The simulation videogame is comprised of 30 true-to-life medical cases where players treat and nurse all the adorable animal patients brought in for minor problems like sunburn, cuts and infections, to more serious ailments, such as diabetes, tumors and snakebites. Launch date: November 11, 2008.

Legacy Interactive’s award-winning "Zoo Vet: Endangered Animals" is also available on Nintendo DS. Kids can test their skills as an animal doctor in this fun and educational vet simulation. Using the stylus, they give check-ups, treat major and minor illnesses, and even perform surgeries. Emergencies sometimes arise and players must act fast or risk losing a life. Zoo Vet will tug on heartstrings, prompt laughter, and challenge the mind. Launch date: November 11, 2008.

Kids can perform surgeries and nurse all the rescued animals back to health. There are more than 30 different animal cases, derived from practicing veterinarians that range from a drooling rabbit to emergencies involving a dog who has been hit by a car or a kitten who has swallowed a piece of string. Kids will heal and nurture these animals, along with 15 other breeds of dogs, cats, rabbits and exotic animals such as chinchillas and macaws. Launch date: October 22, 2008.

Based on the hottest selling video game of the season, "Guitar Hero," this collection features 6" scale articulated figures that each come with a character-specific guitar. The line-up includes Lars Ümlaut, Johnny Napalm, God of Rock and Axel Steel. Launch date: October 30, 2008.

PREMIER is a powerful and versatile version of Piano Wizard. Designed to help anyone learn to play the piano, and also includes a keyboard allowing for learning and playing anywhere. PREMIER includes Easy Mode and Jam Mode, as well as many other features and challenges.  PREMIER comes with 200 songs, and gives players unlimited access to thousands of additional songs, allowing players to learn songs they want to play. This package contains the PREMIER software (compatible with Mac and PC) and color-coded, removable, and washable stickers to mark the keys on the keyboard for faster learning.

PREMIER is a powerful and versatile version of Piano Wizard. Designed to help anyone learn to play the piano, and also includes a keyboard allowing for learning and playing anywhere. PREMIER includes Easy Mode and Jam Mode, as well as many other features and challenges.  PREMIER comes with 200 songs, and gives players unlimited access to thousands of additional songs, allowing players to learn songs they want to play. This bundle contains the PREMIER software (compatible with Mac and PC), keyboard, a USB cable to connect the keyboard to the computer, and color-coded, removable, and washable stickers to mark the keys on the keyboard for faster learning.

PREMIER is a powerful and versatile version of Piano Wizard. Designed to help anyone learn to play the piano, and also includes a keyboard allowing for learning and playing anywhere. PREMIER includes Easy Mode and Jam Mode, as well as many other features and challenges.  PREMIER comes with 200 songs, and gives players unlimited access to thousands of additional songs, allowing players to learn songs they want to play. This package contains the PREMIER software (compatible with Mac and PC), Suzuki keyboard, a USB cable to connect the keyboard to the computer, and color-coded, removable, and washable stickers to mark the keys on the keyboard for faster learning.

PREMIER is a powerful and versatile version of Piano Wizard. Designed to help anyone learn to play the piano, and also includes a keyboard allowing for learning and playing anywhere. PREMIER includes Easy Mode and Jam Mode, as well as many other features and challenges.  PREMIER comes with 200 songs, and gives players unlimited access to thousands of additional songs, allowing players to learn songs they want to play. This bundle contains the PREMIER software (compatible with Mac and PC), keyboard, a USB cable to connect the keyboard to the computer, and color-coded, removable, and washable stickers to mark the keys on the keyboard for faster learning.

A cross-platform MMO game, Freaky Creatures allows players to build the ultimate, customizable creatures and then battle them against friends. The Freaky Creatures experience begins with a starter pack that includes 2 action figures and a 1 gigabyte reusable flash as the key to the Freaky Creatures universe with a random assortment of 50 parts, 20 powers and 4 lair objects that allows players to create more than 3 billion visual combinations. Booster packs add more to the customization. Once customized, players can enter the online world and interact with other players.
— Freaky Creatures bills itself as “the first player-customized, cross platform gaming universe you can take on the go.” Do such grandiose claims match the product itself? In short, no, but this does not mean Freaky Creatures should be ignored. Each starter pack contains two of the titular creatures rendered in action figure form along with a flash drive that unlocks a MMOG with exploration, character customization, and a simple battle system. Reviewers report the figures are nicely detailed and painted, especially for their size. KidsTechReview.com proclaimed the game “surprisingly well done.” Jacqueline Rupp of Common Sense Media recommended the toy for children ages 10 and up (not the advertised 8+), praising the online component for delivering fun game play while avoiding violence and adult content. With irresistibly grotesque figures and a solid online game experience, Freaky Creatures has genuine appeal. It’s not for everyone, but it can be used to reach older boys who spurn tamer and more traditional toys.

This game is designed for the Xbox, and is based on the Ticket to Ride board game. Launch date: June 2008.

KizMoto is a line of originally designed toy vehicles that connect kids to the KizPlanet Virtual World. Here they can explore the vast digital landscape through their toy’s avatar while customizing and maintaining their Moto’s appearance and performance. From behind the wheel of their personalized Moto, kids can race in exciting 3D gaming environments, interact with other kids and earn KizCash to “purchase” items in the virtual world. KizMoto features fully developed Kiz Toys characters and storylines, fun, user-friendly gameplay and safe interaction for kids of all ages. Launch Date: March 2009

Players are in charge of dozens of barnyard critters. Diagnose and treat their ailments using more than 30 realistic vet tools. Ride around the farm while treating 60 medical problems. Play five different minigames on your way to becoming the head vet. Treat, feed and pamper horses, calves, bunnies, ducks, sheep, chickens and more. PC platform. Launch date: March 2008.

The motion-activated video game plugs directly into television sets. It offers lesion in basic math, reading, science, spelling and more. The wireless, motion-activated controller is even adaptable to both right- and left-handed play. Launch date: August 2008.

Plant Tycoon is a gardening simulation where players nurture plants and experiment with increasingly rare and valuable species. Players start with a couple of dollars, a handful of seeds, some soil and water and then grow plants, organize and harvest seeds, monitor plant health, and protect plants from infestations. The object is to cross breed plants until one finds the six Magic Plants of Isola and solve the genetic puzzle. “This game runs in true real-time meaning that your plants will keep growing even when your computer is off or you are not playing,” Last Day of Work Executive Producer Carla T. Humphrey told TDmonthly. “This means there will be new surprises every time you turn the game on.” This product won a 2008 iParenting Media Award. Launch date: September 27, 2007.

In this virtual fish breeding game, players breed and cross breed fish until they find the seven Magic Fish of the island of Isola and solve the genetic puzzle. Players will need to buy supplies such as medication, eggs and special plants and then sell some of fish in your virtual pet store. “This game runs in true real-time meaning that your fish will keep growing even when your computer is off or you are not playing,” Last Day of Work Executive Producer Carla T. Humphrey told TDmonthly. This product won a 2006 iParenting Media Award. Launch date: November 14, 2005.

The village simulator allows players to care for and nurture a tribe of little people by teaching  them the basics of survival. The object of the game is to teach the inhabitants to become farmers, builders, researchers and parents and make decisions on unpredictable island events. “This game runs in true real-time meaning that your little villagers will keep living even when your computer is off or you are not playing,” Last Day of Work Executive Producer Carla T. Humphrey told TDmonthly. This product won a 2007 iParenting Media Award. Launch date: July 14, 2006.

The simulation game introduces a cast of whimsical characters while delivering creativity, customization and classic open-ended game play. Players build towns, grow communities and discover new worlds. This product won a 2008 iParenting Media Award. Launch date: September 2007.

The electronic dance game requires no game console or dance mat controller. Simply plug the included U-Dance console to a television and then attach motion tags to shoes. The motion tags allow users to use moves that are outside the scope of a typical dance mat. Launch date: Fall 2008.

The system plugs directly into televisions like a video game, and features wireless motion controllers that sense kids’ motions. Three different play packages are available: sports, Disney Princesses and Playhouse Disney Preschool. Launch date: Fall 2008.

This video game version of North Star Games’ Wits & Wagers game accommodates up to four players on one console and up to six players online. The game features dancing characters and comes with 700 questions for 25 hours of gaming. Wits & Wagers is the first trivia game players can win without knowing trivia, making it accessible to kids and non-trivia buffs. Launch date: 2008.

The key chain measures 7-3/4” in length and can be folded in half. The handheld game features an LCD screen. Launch date: 2008.

The product includes both the SoundTech Ediface Digital Guitar Interface and the patented Guitar Wizard software, allowing users to play and learn on their PC or Mac with their existing acoustic or electric guitars. The SoundTech Ediface technology converts the guitar sounds to digital for live interactive video game play. Virtually any guitar can be used with the Soundtech Ediface and virtually any song can be used with the Pro software. The game’s unique, patented, five-step method allows anyone to learn how to play a real guitar and read music in minutes.

In this game, players assume the role of Remy, the daring and ambitious young rat who is dreams of becoming a great French chef, despite the obvious problem of being a rat. From the underground sewers to the bustling streets of Paris, players will dash, swim, glide and slide through six action-packed, visually stunning worlds. Players can also switch to multiplayer mode and go head-to-head with friends in mini-games or a spectacular rat race.