Retro Game

Retro Game Toys, Reinvented for Kids

This collection gathers the games you grew up with, rebuilt with lights, sound and a little technology. Inside you'll find the TurboRace Interactive Game Set with 200 challenges, the Rhythm Game Dance Revolution mat, a Complete Karaoke Microphone Set with LED Stand, a Tiny Biker Anti-Tip Light & Sound Motorcycle, an MP3 Player With Headset and the Magnetic Gravity-Defying Electric Track Car Toy. These retro game toys suit babies and up, so read each product page for its own recommended age range before you buy: ride-on and music items work for the youngest players, while the race set, track car and dance mat ask for more coordination and patience.

Choose by how your child likes to play. Dance mats, the karaoke set and the ride-on motorcycle are movement-based and best with space around them, indoors or in the yard, and they shine in group play with siblings or friends. The race set, track car and MP3 player work well solo and travel more easily. Between them, these retro-style games build gross motor skills, hand-eye coordination, memory and focus, cause and effect understanding, language and vocabulary, problem solving, creativity and social-emotional confidence, because each one asks a child to listen, time a move and try again. That mix makes them steady birthday and holiday choices for parents, grandparents and teachers. For more ideas, browse our gift ideas for kids, the wider electronic learning products range, or active play for 4-6 years.

Which retro game toy is best for a child who never sits still?

Look at the Rhythm Game Dance Revolution mat, the Bluetooth BeatBoxer Wall Trainer or the Giant Jelly Balloon Ball, since all three use whole-body movement and build gross motor skills and hand-eye coordination.

Are these toys better for one child or a group?

The karaoke set, dance mat and balloon ball are made for turn-taking and group fun, while the TurboRace set, MP3 player and magnetic track car also work well for a child playing alone.