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Originally posted by: StayingInTheBox @ TFW2005.com
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According to an article by the
New York Post
published earlier this week, the US toy industry is suffering from slow sales on figures based around blockbuster films, which the article calls “action-figure fatigue.”
The article references three big blockbuster films supported by toy lines this summer which include the recently released
The Amazing Spider-Man 2
and
Captain America: The Winter Soldier
, but also includes a snippet of our main focus here on TFW:
Age of Extinction
. The article goes on to give some statistical comparison between the DOTM toy line launch and AOE's launch:
The toys licensed around the next “Transformers” film is nearly 50 percent below levels seen before the release of the previous franchise film in 2011 [Dark of the Moon].
Is this bad news for the Transformers franchise? Are kids and collectors being "milked" by the same characters on the toy shelves? Is this nothing to worry about and just a sign of changing interests? Or perhaps, will sales pick up as the movie plays out?
Let's hear what you have to say about this trend. Sound off after the jump.
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