The Museum of Art and Digital Entertainment (The MADE) “is the only all-playable video game museum in the world.” This non-profit organization focuses on preserving objects and educating the public about the history and cultural significance of video games and related topics.
Spin Master is celebrating 60 years of the iconic Etch a Sketch with some new licensed designs and 7 other things we wanted to share this week.
Cynthia Jones oversees operations at The Henry Ford Museum of American Innovation in Dearborn, Michigan. Here, she shares details about the Museum’s surprising upcoming exhibit, Marvel: Universe of Super Heroes.
In the late 1960s, Monogram hired car designer Tom Daniel and began to release plastic model hot rods, funny cars, and other custom vehicles.
Ahead of the forthcoming 25th Bond Film, No Time to Die, Swatch is releasing a collection of six 007 watches that pay homage to previous installments of the spy series.
The TRN Podcast invites listeners to kick back and wax nostalgic about cartoons, comics, movies, toys, and other things that made life fun in decades past.
In 1977, TOMY released the Tutor Typer, an educational toy designed to help children, ages 3 to 8, learn to spell, count, and use a keyboard.
Located in Roswell, a suburb of Atlanta, Georgia, the Computer Museum of America (CMoA) is home to more than 250,000 technology artifacts, making it one of the largest computer collections in the world.
KFC and Crocs are teaming up for some unique footwear and 7 other things we wanted to share this week.
A group of friends joined forces to create a toy company and ended up entertaining generations of children and families.
“First to furnish their apartment and be out of debt wins Bargain Hunter.”
Indonesia initially banned the Hula Hoop upon its release in 1958 because the government feared it caused sexual feelings and behaviour.
Yes, I backed the Hula Hoop. And I had a lot of other people come to me with ideas that turned out well.
The PRIMO Classic from Ambosstoys is a kid-powered mini-scooter styled after iconic Vespa models of the 1960s.
Journalist, toy collector, and author Blake Wright returns to the world of un-produced action figures with Toys That Time Forgot Volume 2.
Released by Remco in 1957, Big Max and his Electronic Conveyor introduced children to the concept of automated conveyor belt systems.
The Nostalgia Box in Perth, Australia is the place to go to marvel at the evolution of video games and game consoles.
A new phantom Pokémon will be revealed on the upcoming Pokémon Day and 7 other things we wanted to share this week.