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A multi-player game where kids created civilizations, became a global obsession, and the best-selling video game of all time.

Minecraft

The Force Awakens, became a global obsession upon its release in 2015.

BB-8: The app-enabled droid from Star Wars

Toys that required kids to incubate eggs until they hatched, capturing the surprise toy craze in 2016.

Hatchimals

Launched in 2016, these toys featured layers of surprises and sparked the unboxing toy culture.

L.O.L. Surprise! dolls

Interactive toy monkeys and other animals that reacted to touch and sound, creating a national obsession in 2017.

Fingerlings

A versatile gaming console launched in 2017 that allowed for both TV and portable play, gaining immense popularity.

Nintendo Switch

Simple spinning toys that became a massive craze in 2017, fuelled by viral videos.

Fidget Spinners

A DIY substance that exploded in popularity in the 2010s thanks to Instagram and YouTube, with kids creating their unique versions.

Slime

Interactive robotic hamsters that scurried and chirped, popular in the early 2010s.

Zhu Zhu Pets

Foam dart shooting toys that were popular in households, promoting active outdoor play.

Nerf Guns

An innovative, touch-sensitive toy guitar that allowed kids to play music without strings.

Paper Jamz

An interactive game testing memory and reflexes, popular for its engaging play mechanics.

Loopz

Edgy dolls inspired by monsters that became a favorite among older girls starting in 2010.

Monster High Dolls

A mobile game franchise that expanded into toys, including figures that interacted with mobile apps.

Angry Birds

A game combining strategy and action with collectible mini-figures, very popular during the early 2010s.

Bakugan

A line of toys inspired by the 'Human Vs. Zombies' phenomenon, providing fun with foam projectiles.

NERF Zombie Strike

Nintendo figures that integrated with video games to enhance gameplay, creating a collector's market.

Amiibo

LEGO sets tied to a popular TV show, contributing to the Lego franchise's success in the 2010s.

LEGO Ninjago

A digital version of Barbie that allowed for voice interaction, blending traditional play with technology.

Hello Barbie

Singing plush toys that harmonized together, gaining popularity among younger children.

Sing-a-ma-jigs

A classic Nintendo game that remains nostalgic and popular, regarded as a staple of 90s gaming.

Mario Kart 64

Collectible stuffed animals that have seen fluctuating values, some rare ones being highly sought after.

Beanie Babies

Virtual pets that were a sensation in the late 90s and early 2000s, still holding nostalgic value today.

Tamagotchis

Small, collectible play sets that have regained attention for their rarity and nostalgia from the late 90s.

Polly Pocket

Polly Pockets

Fun water guns that remain classic toys for outdoor play, fetching significant value for rare models today.

Super Soakers

Notable sets from McDonald's that can become collectible, especially if complete.

Happy Meal Toys

- Minecraft: A multi-player game where kids created civilizations, became a global obsession, and the best-selling video game of all time.
- BB-8: The app-enabled droid from Star Wars: The Force Awakens, became a global obsession upon its release in 2015.
- Hatchimals: Toys that required kids to incubate eggs until they hatched, capturing the surprise toy craze in 2016.
- L.O.L. Surprise! dolls: Launched in 2016, these toys featured layers of surprises and sparked the unboxing toy culture.
- Fingerlings: Interactive toy monkeys and other animals that reacted to touch and sound, creating a national obsession in 2017.
- Nintendo Switch: A versatile gaming console launched in 2017 that allowed for both TV and portable play, gaining immense popularity.
- Fidget Spinners: Simple spinning toys that became a massive craze in 2017, fuelled by viral videos.
- Slime: A DIY substance that exploded in popularity in the 2010s thanks to Instagram and YouTube, with kids creating their unique versions.
- Zhu Zhu Pets: Interactive robotic hamsters that scurried and chirped, popular in the early 2010s.
- Nerf Guns: Foam dart shooting toys that were popular in households, promoting active outdoor play.
- Paper Jamz: An innovative, touch-sensitive toy guitar that allowed kids to play music without strings.
- Loopz: An interactive game testing memory and reflexes, popular for its engaging play mechanics.
- Monster High Dolls: Edgy dolls inspired by monsters that became a favorite among older girls starting in 2010.
- Angry Birds: A mobile game franchise that expanded into toys, including figures that interacted with mobile apps.
- Bakugan: A game combining strategy and action with collectible mini-figures, very popular during the early 2010s.
- NERF Zombie Strike: A line of toys inspired by the 'Human Vs. Zombies' phenomenon, providing fun with foam projectiles.
- Amiibo: Nintendo figures that integrated with video games to enhance gameplay, creating a collector's market.
- LEGO Ninjago: LEGO sets tied to a popular TV show, contributing to the Lego franchise's success in the 2010s.
- Hello Barbie: A digital version of Barbie that allowed for voice interaction, blending traditional play with technology.
- Sing-a-ma-jigs: Singing plush toys that harmonized together, gaining popularity among younger children.
- Mario Kart 64: A classic Nintendo game that remains nostalgic and popular, regarded as a staple of 90s gaming.
- Beanie Babies: Collectible stuffed animals that have seen fluctuating values, some rare ones being highly sought after.
- Tamagotchis: Virtual pets that were a sensation in the late 90s and early 2000s, still holding nostalgic value today.
- Polly Pockets: Small, collectible play sets that have regained attention for their rarity and nostalgia from the late 90s.
- Super Soakers: Fun water guns that remain classic toys for outdoor play, fetching significant value for rare models today.
- Happy Meal Toys: Notable sets from McDonald's that can become collectible, especially if complete.

Nostalgic 2010s toys