The Hottest Toys Of 2007?

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Toy WIshes Magazine, publishes an annual list predicting the hottest toys of the year. For the last several years, they have been pretty accurate. This year's top ten predictions are..............

AMERICAN IDOL TALENT CHALLENGE
AQUA DOTS SUPER STUDIO
BARBIE GIRLS
EYE-CLOPS
GUITAR HERO III: LEGENDS OF ROCK
HANNAH MONTANA SINGING DOLLS AND POP STAR STAGE
NERF N-STRIKE DISC SHOT
RUBIK’S REVOLUTION
SMART CYCLE
SPOTZ
SWYPEOUT ONLINE BATTLE RACING
TRANSFORMERS ARM BLASTERS & TRANSFORMERS MOVIE ULTIMATE BUMBLEBEE

Check out the video, which gives you a description of these "hot" toys. Be sure to let us know if you received any of them for Christmas, by adding your comments below.

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  • tigerlily1
    tigerlily1almost 13 years
    cool
    • arohap
      arohapalmost 13 years
      That's pretty cool!!!!!!!!!
      • halavakac
        halavakacalmost 13 years
        Awesomeeeee
        • ethanb
          ethanbalmost 13 years
          This is old, but nice to know
          • shortyabout 13 years
            nice!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1
            • drakeabout 13 years
              it isn't wireless
              • emristen
                emristenabout 13 years
                My brother has that eyeball looking thing! it really works.............wow that came out a long time ago. Most kids would lose interest in toys after about a year or two, but not in this case. It comes with maps that are like a treasure hunt, but very very tiny! PS that NERF N-STRIKE thing looks pretty cool. :-D
                • iluvbarneyover 13 years
                  Hannah montanas my favorite person she is so talented and beautiful i love you hannah!
                  • iluvbarneyover 13 years
                    I have a smart cycle and I love it but my friends think its weird because im 13
                    • iluvbarneyover 13 years
                      I like the barbies