Walmart: Top 30 Toys Christmas 2012
Via LicenseMag.
There’s one that matches one on my list. 🙂
Here’s Walmart’s list of Top Christmas/Holiday Toys of 2012:
The Walmart Top 30 Toy List:
Toys for all:
- Furby
- LeapFrog LeapPad2
- VTech InnoTab Learning App Tablet
- Little Tikes iTikes Map
- Playskool Rocktivity Walk ‘N Roll Rider
- Monopoly Millionaires
Toys for Boys
Nerf N-Strike Elite Hail-Fire Blaster- Beyblade Destroyer Dome Play Set
- Hot Wheels Terrain Twister R/C Vehicle
- Air Hogs Hover Assault Radio-Controlled Helicopter
- Fisher-Price Imaginext Eagle Talon Castle Play Set
- Power Wheels Dune Racer 12-Volt Battery Powered Ride-On
Toys for Girls:
Lalaloopsy Silly Hair Star Melody B. Sharp Interactive Doll- Monster High High School Playset
- Little People Disney Princess Songs Palace Play Set
- Baby Alive Baby Wanna Walk Doll
- Barbie Sisters Cruise Ship
- Holiday Barbie 2012 Doll
- Novi Stars Dolls
- Razor Pocket Mod Electric Scooter
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22 September 2012
3 Comments
I actually saw the Furbies at Target and Wal-Mart with spider locks on them. I have a friend who works at Wal-Mart, and she said that they sold out their Furbies in 3 days.
That’s because this list is more about pushing what they want to. Really hot sellers or items they don’t need to push to sell are omitted. Like video games and iPhones etc. the retailers already know they will sell so they don’t bother as much unless it’s for a sale because they buy so many.
It’s just like the richest people in the world list. It’s a joke. They mention people like Bill Gates and others below him. There are many people and families richer and way above Bill Gates that allowed him to put his operating system in all our computers and make money.
The people richer than Bill own or are friends with the media controllers therefore never are even mentioned in the papers. Its like they do t even exist in our world. Like the international bankers, oil tycoons, big Agra food corporate controllers etc.
The media’s only function nowadays is to tell you what they want you to know and how they want you to behave and to think. Like what to buy and what’s the new normal. Period. There’s nothing more to it.
And just like the Toys R US top toy list, Cars are conspicuously absent from the Walmart list.