Retailing for $349.99 in 1984 (that's around $800 in today's dollars), Maxx Steele is clearly the least toy-like robot in this story. In fact, Steele was a fully programmable robot that just ...

Bigtrak was one of the awesomest toys of the 1980s (actually introduced in 1979), and, like other 80s icons, Knight Rider and the A-Team, it is staging a comeback. Bigtrack Jr will be a half-sized ...

[DJ Sures] just can’t help himself from tinkering with robot toys built in the 80s. This time, he got his hands on an Omnibot-2000 (not to be confused with his other Omnibot hack), and updated ...

And now thanks to Bandai and Action Toys, we’ll soon be seeing characters like Leader-1 and Cy-Kill resurrected with more details, features, and articulation in both robot and vehicle modes. [ ...

Millenia comes from the same company, International Robotics Inc., that made the SICO robot that appeared in Rocky IV, and countless other publicity stunts from the 80s.

“ If you’re an ’80s kid, you probably recognize some of these toys. One of them is a Robby the Robot toy from the movie Forbidden Planet.

The Hasbro toys inspired an animated TV series and movie 20 years ago, and this version essentially is another cartoon, though it's live-action seamlessly blended with an overload of computer ...

Retailing for $349.99 in 1984 (that's around $800 in today's dollars), Maxx Steele is clearly the least toy-like robot in this story. In fact, Steele was a fully programmable robot that just ...