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World’s largest pop-up book unveiled, The Clapper’s viral rise revisited, Atari and Universal plan 10 game movies, and more

By: Todd CoopeeJuly 25, 2026
Filed to: Weekly Link Roundup

Six intriguing articles related to toys, games, and nostalgia that have hit the news this week.

Los Angeles Public Library unveils the world’s largest pop-up book

Los Angeles Public Library unveils the world’s largest pop-up book

[h/t Colossal]
How The Clapper became a viral sensation

How The Clapper became a viral sensation

[h/t Version History and The Verge (YouTube)]
Atari and Universal sign deal for 10 video game movies

Atari and Universal sign deal for 10 video game movies

[h/t Kotaku]
My Friend Cayla: Germany told parents to destroy this talking doll

My Friend Cayla: Germany told parents to destroy this talking doll

[h/t Boing Boing]
RoboCop is officially returning with a new TV series

RoboCop is officially returning with a new TV series

[h/t Polygon]
Seth Green says shelved Simpsons-style Star Wars series will finally premiere at Lucas Museum

Seth Green says shelved Simpsons-style Star Wars series will finally premiere at Lucas Museum

[h/t Entertainment Weekly]

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