Top Toys of 1975: Pet Rock, Six Million Dollar Man and the Novelty Toy Boom
The top toys of 1975 were weirder, sharper, and more personality-driven than the years just before it. From Pet Rock…
Open the Box →A year-by-year trip through the toys, action figures, dolls, games, electronic pets and Christmas-list chaos that ruled the 1970s, 1980s and 1990s.
The grid is driven by its own Toys-category query, ordered newest first. The featured article is excluded so nothing repeats.
The top toys of 1975 were weirder, sharper, and more personality-driven than the years just before it. From Pet Rock…
Open the Box →The top toys of 1974 marked a shift toward cleaner creativity, faster family games, and more lifelike play. From Magna…
Open the Box →The top toys of 1973 feel like the 70s toy box discovering transformation as a selling point. This is still…
Open the Box →The top toys of 1972 feel like the 70s toy box discovering a new trick: not just physical play, but…
Open the Box →The top toys of 1971 feel like 1970 with a little more wobble, color, and activity-set chaos. The toy box…
Open the Box →The top toys of 1970 feel like the toy box right before the 70s fully mutated into stretch monsters, electronic…
Open the Box →The top 10 toys of 1989 capture the year Nintendo fully took over the toy aisle. From NES, Barbie, and…
Open the Box →The top 10 toys of 1988 capture the year the 80s toy aisle got slicker, more licensed, and even more…
Open the Box →The top 10 toys of 1987 capture the year the 80s toy aisle got weirder, more tactile, and even more…
Open the Box →The top 10 toys of 1986 capture the year the 80s toy aisle got louder, stranger, and more aggressive. From…
Open the Box →The top 10 toys of 1985 capture the year the 80s toy aisle got softer, stranger, and more high-tech. From…
Open the Box →The top 10 toys of 1984 capture the year the 80s toy aisle went full franchise mode. From Cabbage Patch…
Open the Box →Fresh toy rewinds, forgotten products, Christmas-list chaos and the plastic memories that still take up too much room in your head.