Christmas Toys Are For The Kids... Right
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Christmas Toys: Not Just for Kids Anymore
Summary:
Grown-up toys are edging out children's toys on Christmas wish lists.Article:
Traditionally, Christmas has been all about the kids, but these days, adults are joining the fun. According to the Toy Retailers Association, this year's top twelve toys include a surprising number aimed at the "big kids." This shift in the toy market is evident online, with an entire market catering to adult collectors.
In the UK, toy stores are gearing up for the festive rush, stocking not just children's toys but also products on the wish list of an expanding adult market. Among the most wanted items are the Robosapien V2, Roboraptor, and the Doctor Who Remote Control Dalek. It's clear these are targeted at consumers with full-time jobs and disposable income, rather than kids watching Saturday morning cartoons.
This trend of toys for adults aligns with a growing retro culture in film and television. Remakes of beloved series attract an older audience, leading to merchandising that appeals to those who were fans the first time around. The presence of Star Wars and Doctor Who toys in stores, both online and offline, reflects this phenomenon.
A distinct two-tier market is emerging, catering to both real kids and "big kids," particularly evident during the holiday season. The market for adults has become increasingly sophisticated, with a focus on technology-based toys like the Robosapien V2 and Roboraptor. These toys, appealing more to adults than children, are spreading across the market as stores seek to tap into this growing segment.
As this trend continues, it signifies a cultural shift impacting the toy industry. While children's toys still dominate, it's clear that Christmas toys are no longer just for the youngsters.
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