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Thread: Can Modern Toys Be Nostalgiac?
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Old 09-21-2009, 09:57 AM   #4
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It's tough to say. I'm going to say no. With so many toy lines these days, rehashing their original series, i.e. transformers, gi joe, star wars, that that sort of "art form" is almost a staple. Even Barbie has gone back to her roots. In the future, I highly doubt Hasbro will be doing a 30th anniversary line to bring back Animated figures.

I think nostalgia is really what holds true to the person who owned said toy. For me, I love G1 because it reminds me of when I was a kid and saw them all in the store, or opening them for my birthday or christmas. For me, G1 is nostalgia for how it makes me feel. If my kid gets into animated figures, then for her, when she's older, may feel the same way. Who knows, if enough kids out there now, want Animated figures when they're older, Hasbro may rerelease them.
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