March 2009 New Specialty Toys — Electronic Games

The first completely electronic, solvable Rubik's Cube has six touch-sensitive sides. A player just moves his finger, sliding the row of colored squares where he wants. This version also comes equipped with a teaching tool that shows how to solve the puzzle, and a rechargeable battery with charging display stand. Launch date: Fall 2009.

What do you know about Pikachu? The National Pokedex describes all 493 Pokémon. It not only tells information about the cast of characters of this collectible card game, but also plays games.

The Robot Head Buzz Wire Game that tests a players' steady hand.  The aim is to take the wire loop from one side of the Robot’s head to the other, guiding it along his curly antenna as they go.  Touch the sides and the Robot will object, buzzing his disapproval with light up eyes.  What’s best is that it is all done by winding it up using a handle on the side without using any batteries! Mr. Robot Head is also now available with a built in AM/FM radio. Launch date: Feb. 2009.