>were a pioneer of the mass market robotic in the 2000s, having collaborations with many designs>Barely even exist anymore and all their recent product are crapWhat the FUCK happened, anyone born in the mid-late 90s knows about these guys.
>>11884228These guys? I had the robo dog, the walking big one not the music one. I remember begging my parents for it and when I finally got it was really lame and stopped working almost immediately.I feel like these kinds of things are just lame and the novelty wears off fast. Wasn't there recently like a thousand dollar Optimus Prime that transforms by itself? That seems boring too. I feel like if it can't help you with tasks or if you can't have sex with it, it's not that great.
>>11884228>>11884532Top right was by Tiger (another bygone name). I never had the robots, but I had the Flytech Dragonfly and that was really cool.Which reminds me, federal regulation killed off RC toys for the most part, which is why you don't see Air Hogs or NKOK anymore either.