Suwappu App Gives Toys Their Own 3-D World
December 7, 2011When I was a kid, pogs and Tamagotchis were considered innovative. But as the saying goes: time moves on, and toys get way-freaking cooler. So what will the future of toys.
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When I was a kid, pogs and Tamagotchis were considered innovative. But as the saying goes: time moves on, and toys get way-freaking cooler. So what will the future of toys.
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