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Interesting subject matter.
There’s always going to be ongoing dialogue about innovation or interesting new interactive toys & mechs.
Agreed with CrazyLevi, the fun factor and cost are important factors IMO as well.
Now in saying that, my favorite interactive toy from the 90s B/W era was the castle on MM. Not sure that has ever been toppled as one of the coolest toys created.
Still, there’s lots of fun games being made and ultimately I think that’s the key ingredient.
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