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superchunk said:
No. Cabbage patch dolls. NES. Tickle me Elmo.

however, Wii is the first to be essentially sold out for the entirety of its first year. Especially that it is nearly global sellout.

 Im not sure about Elmo, I remember it being hot for one year, but not for the next. DIfferent iterations of the Elmo have done well.

 Last year those pricks at Fisher Price pulled some shit.......they supply constrained Tickle me Elmo Xtreme 10th anniversary during 99% of the holiday season. They were going on Ebay for $300-500 a piece. all the news outlets were talking about how it was the "hot toy" of the season. I go into Toys R Us around the 20-23rd of December and there is a GIANT pile of TMX's going for retail price, 1 per customer. I went home and checked prices on Ebay and no one was bidding on them for more than retail. It was a damn setup.

 I, dont remember how well the Cabbage patch dolls sold or the NES....I was too young. I d remeber that I got my NES during the non Christmas season, and that Christman I got Kid Icarus and Metroid. Good times those were.



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