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WHO DOESN’T REMEMBER the likes of Furbys, SNES, Transformers, Scalextrics and Hungry Hungry Hippos?
So many of these toys made up our childhood and while it’s rare we got them all – Santa always had his reasons for giving you certain presents – just seeing what was out there was one of the more exciting parts.
But how much do you know about these classic toys? Only one way to find out.
When the Game & Watch was released in 1980, which one of these games wasn't included?
The iPod is the first iconic MP3 player but which company was the first to invent it?
SaeHan
Nokia
Panasonic
Sony
Lego Technic combined electric motors with, em, Lego pieces. In Control Centre II (1995), what could you *not* make from it?
The Power Glove for the NES was a failure but featured in the 1989 movie/glorified Nintendo ad The Wizard. What does Lucas (in picture) say after using it in a game of Rad Racer?
"I love the Power Glove. It's so rad"
"I love the Power Glove. It's so bad"
"I love the Power Glove. It's so sad"
" I love the Power Glove. It's so AutoCAD™"
The Tamagotchi took over many lives when it was released in 1996, but what company was responsible for them?
Tomy
Game Freak
Bandai
Nintendo
Hungry Hungry Hippos was first released back in 1967, but which hippo was *not* an original member?
Yellow hippo (the funny one)
Orange hippo (the sensitive one)
Blue hippo (the handsome one)
Purple hippo (the Zayn Malik-type who would later leave the group because of creative differences)
In 1998, the world was gripped by a Furby epidemic. One of the main features saw it speak Furbish first before slowly changing to English. How did it do this?
By listening to your conversations
Kids were required to teach it English.
By looking at cards with certain words on them.
It was already pre-programmed to change languages over time.
Mr Frosty was all about making icy treats, but how did you grind the ice?
You push his head down.
Grind it with the lever in his back.
Twist his head around.
It did it automatically.
In Operation, which illness wasn't added in until 2004?
The Talkboy was originally a prop for Home Alone 2: Lost in New York but its popularity meant it was turned into a real toy. What year was it released?
1991
1992
1993
1994
Scalextrix brought electric toy racing to living rooms, but which popular TV show did *not* get its own version?
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles
Knight Rider
Starsky and Hutch
Family Guy
You scored out of !
Oh...
It's ok. You didn't need fancy toys growing up. All you needed was the great outdoors and a stick, and you turned out fine, right? RIGHT?!
You scored out of !
Some solid work
Your memory is a bit jumbled, but that's alright. You just need to dig out all those toys again and jog your memory.
You scored out of !
You remember all of the toys.
Just remember, if a vacancy opens up in the North Pole, you can put this on your CV. It totally counts as a reference, by the way.
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