This interactive game combines vinyl collectible toys with computer games to create a virtual world that kids control. There are over 40 different characters, each with his or her own look, personality, zones and games. Players can earn points and win prizes to customize and decorate their “crib” within the game. The set comes with a hub (to connect the character to the computer, two U.B. Funkeys character figures and PC software. The characters are also available individually for $4.99.

This "mind-reading" game is a step up from the original 20Q, with enhanced accuracy and a screen that's simpler to read. It even gives players to opportunity to change their answers, as they challenge 20Q to guess what's they're thinking. The game requires 2 AAA batteries.

The aim of this board game is to unravel a mixed up situation; in this case, it’s a phrase from popular culture that has been sliced up into five different segments. Each of the coloured domes on top of the crescent-shaped game deck represents one of these segments, and it is the player’s job to rearrange them from their initial, muddled positions to the correct phrase. In each round the balls light up from left to right, with voices speaking the jumbled phrase accordingly; player’s then rush in a crazed panic to swap them around before they forget what each stands for. Smacking the ‘Solve button’ at the end of the game shows kids which answers they got right.

This game is a friendlier version of the classic 20 questions game, created with younger children in mind. The game itself features simplified questions and answers and is built to better fit in small hands. To play, kids simply think of an object and then answer a series of 20 questions about the object. 20Q Junior is programmed to engage in child-friendly banter and enthusiastic encouragement. Kids can use color-illustrated and themed picture cards to help them identify an object. 

Experience realistic skateboard action in either individual or two-player mode. Use a combination of joystick buttons and board movements to play. Skateboarder plugs into TV.

The popular game of 20 Questions now has a new look and style that generates even more excitement and fun play. 20Q Challenge allows players to see the new dome display 360 degrees around the new table-top design. It comes with more questions and answers, allows players to go back and change choices, and even anticipates a player’s next move. It's the next stage in evolution for the 20 Questions game. Three C batteries are included.Launch Date:  2006.
— "I love 20 Questions by Radica. It’s sold for years and people love it. …What’s amazing to me is that it’s usually correct," was the endorsement provided by Barbara Fineblum, owner of Barston’s Child’s Play in Baltimore, Md.
— "For a boy that’s hard to buy for, I like 20 Questions," said Jane Worm, manager at Crackerjacks, Inc. in Easton, Md.
— "The all-knowing 20Q Challenge is the ultimate mind reader with artificial intelligence that is just plain spooky. The amazing 360-degree spinning display intensifies the reality that 20Q knows what you're thinking," Ron Gibson, senior product manager for Radica USA, told TDmonthly.

Through a partnership with Sega Toys, Radica has plans to develop, manufacture and distribute Digi Makeover. Digi Makeover includes a makeup case-style touch pad with a digital camera that plugs directly into the television. Girls take their picture and digitally enhance the image by adding makeup, hairstyles and accessories. Digi Makeover is expected to hit retail shelves in the fall of 2006.

Stick people sticking together: These teensy electronic men live in cubes. When you place their cubes on top of one another, the little guys interact and even visit one another. The four characters include Slim, who plays with stick; Dodger, who likes kicking balls; Scoop, the Dog Lover; and Whip, who happens to enjoy rope tricks.

This popular game features a bigger screen and three variations of game play.
-- This game appeals to consumers of various ages. One shopper said, “I know two people who got this game for Christmas last year – one was 12 and one was 22.”
-- According to Wal-mart.com, where it was a top seller in April 2005, “Tetris has been a huge success in every game format, and this handheld will be no different.”
-- Consumers appreciate that a popular game has been updated – they like to try things that are new and improved.

This game takes Solitaire anywhere – without the need for a deck of cards or a computer. It offers Klondike or Vegas-style, and features a timer and automatic scorekeeping.
-- Fans like the fact that an earlier version of this game has been updated, including a different design and a bigger screen.
-- Consumers like the fact that the sound can be turned off on this game, which means they can play for hours without disturbing anyone else.
-- This game was a top seller on Amazon.com as of April 2005.

This large-screen game features two different types of poker and a two-player option for added challenge.
-- This game was listed as a top seller on Wal-mart.com in April 2005.
-- As of April 2005, this popular game was currently out of stock on such sites as Amazon.com and UnclesGames.com.
-- Poker continues to be a growing trend, adding to the popularity of this game.