I was a kid in the ’80s and ’90s, back when toys didn’t need Wi-Fi, apps, or touchscreens to blow our little minds. We had to use our imagination—and man, did we go all in. I had the brand-new plastic ...

Some of these were pulled for good reason. Others were retired by time. All of them required a child to use imagination, ...

While picking up the 789 smaller-than-an-atom LEGOs from my living room floor the other day, I had a thought every parent probably has at some point: “Whoever came up with these devilish weapons ...

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INDIANAPOLIS — The Toy Pit, a store on the northeast side of Indianapolis, offers a unique array of memorabilia for sale or trade that's sure to remind you of your childhood. “A lot of the people that ...

"Toys from the 1950s, '60s, and '70s capture the joy of play and the pure fun of being a kid. But beneath those iconic names are rich veins of nostalgia, memory, and history. These toys--and the ...

These toys were all hugely hyped and looked great on the adverts But they proved a big let-down for many children in the 60s, 70s, 80s and 90s What was the most disappointing toy you got as a child?