PUBLIC MARKS with tags vintage & toys

Dans les années 80, pendant qu'on regardait CROQUE VACANCES, les inventeurs inventaient, les créateurs créaient, le commerce commerçait et nous on achetait. Retrouvez maintenant un florilège des objets cultes des années 80, nos années CROQUE VACANCES.

This is a photograph of the inside of Coleco's Electronic Quarterback, illustrating the electronic components which make a hand held electronic game functional. According to H.J. Blumenthal in his book The Complete Guide To Electronic Games (Scarborough, Ontario: New American Library, 1981, pp.4-5), over 300 million electronic games were sold between 1976 and 1980. He views electronic games as an outgrowth of public interest in electronic calculators, digital watches, pocket language translators, videotext, digital sound, and personal computers.

These are games that I only know of a few by any given manufacturer (if I find several, they may get their own catagory on the main page). They are listed by manufacturer first, then game title.

"It has to have electronic and/or moving parts of some kind."

"It has to have electronic and/or moving parts of some kind."

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The Gallery of Monster Toys is dedicated to preserving a disappearing facet of our popular culture. Vintage monster toys are typically overlooked by collectors, largely because they seem obsolete in today's world. The toys in this gallery are not, for the most part, "slick" or "hyper-detailed."

Hot Wheels - Matchbox - Dinky - GI Joe ...