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This is the hand-painted and lacquered mahjong set imported from Guangzhou province in China. The game dates back to the 19th century, and challenges players... Read More
I would love to have a real monkey here at Green Head Headquarters all dressed up in the latest Green Head Gear and hanging out at the watercooler. Well a real... Read More
Grab your trusty wireless infrared six-shooter pistol and wait for the bandits to appear in the canyon to start blasting. You need to shoot all 3 of them 3 times... Read More
The popular Megatouch arcade system is now available for the home. This sleek flat touchscreen version contains over 90 various games of Cards, Strategy, Sports,... Read More
A highly portable, cordless automatic putt-return system with a regulation-size cup that politely applauds you as it returns a successful putt.
When we were kids, all we really had for aquatic fun was the hose, a yard sprinkler, a water ballon, an inflatable pool, a slip and slide and a cheap plastic... Read More
Tired of playing video games all day like a zombie? Why not go old school and pull out a board game. Check out this cool new magnetic hovering disc game called... Read More
The Mirror Puzzle has to be the ultimate puzzle. I don't know if it's the hardest to put together (it looks tough), but it's one damn slick design for one.
I must be sadistic or something, because I love all of these cool new toys that give off electric shocks. Here's the latest one in the form of a truth detector.
The coolest and creepiest state-of-the-art, fully-animated, lifelike, robotic chimpanzee head ever!
I don't care how detailed the graphics get on these new video game systems or how many buttons they can cram onto a controller, all I really want is a Fire button... Read More
Are you a Monopoly fan? This cool new edition includes a wooden banker tray, vintage metal tokens, wooden houses and hotels, and aged game money.
This is the ultimate remote control UFO flying machine.
Take down a rushing dingo at 50 meters using a traditional, hand-painted boomerang. Each piece hand-painted with a folk design by an Aboriginal artist. No two... Read More
This massive 3,417-piece LEGO model of the partially constructed Death Star II from Return of the Jedi stands a whopping 25 inches tall once assembled,
The Flybar uses 12 huge rubber bands to produce up to 1200 pounds of thrust that rockets you up 6+ feet into the air. The record so far is nearly eight feet.
