Thinkway Toys’ Lazer Stunt Chaser, $39.99: remote-control car that follows a laser.

Spin Master’s Redakai, $5.99 to $19.99: collectible trading-card game. Spin Master’s Logo Board Game, $24.99: board game that tests player’s knowledge of popular brands. MGA’s Lalaloopsy Silly Hair Doll, $34.99: rag-like doll with bendable hair. Mega Brands 3D Breakthrough Puzzle, $19.99: 3D jigsaw puzzles.

Mattel’s Monster High Dead Tired Line, $14.49: dolls that are the offspring of different monsters. Mattel’s Hot Wheels Wall Tracks, $29.99: car track set that can attach to walls. Mattel’s Fisher-Price Big Action Construction Site, $59.99: construction site play set.

Mattel’s Angry Birds Knock on Wood Game, $16: block game based on the popular smartphone app. Lego’s Alien Conquest and Ninjago Lines, $3.49 to $119.99: popular construction sets with alien and ninja themes. LeapFrog’s LeapPad Explorer, $99.99: tablet for tots, with games, e-books and a camera. Jakks Pacific’s Spy Net Stealth Video Glasses, $39.99: sunglasses that record video. IStar Entertainment’s FyrFlyz, $10: yo-yo like toy that glows in the dark. Hasbro’s Nerf Vortex Line, $12.99 to $49.99: Foam dart guns. Hasbro’s Beyblade Metal Fusion, $5.99 to $39.99: battling spinning top game. Here’s a complete look at the toys that made Time to Play Magazine’s 2011 “Most Wanted” toy list:Ĭepia’s DaGeDar, $4.99 to $19.99: collectible decorated balls that come with track sets. “Take Ninjago, they have $100 sets, but basic sets start at under $10,” Silver said. Jim Silver, an analyst at Time to Play Magazine, which offers an influential list of hot toys each year, says the wide price range of the collectible toys is important since many families are remaining cautious in their spending because of worries about the global economy.Īt the same time, he says, toy makers want to be able to offer more expensive toys to parents who can afford it But unlike last year, when Squinkies or Zhu Zhu pets attracted mostly girls, this year’s collectible toys are targeting boys.Īmong them are Hasbro’s Beyblade Metal Fusion, a battling spinning top game for $5.99 to $39.99 Spin Master’s Redakai, a trading card game, for $5.99 to $19.99 Cepia’s DaGeDar collectible rolling balls for $4.99 to $19.99 and Lego’s Ninjago construction sets for $3.49 to $119.99. Taking a cue from last year’s hits, many holiday offerings are sets or figures that kids can collect. NEW YORK – Most children love to collect things.

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