Rethinking Twister and 8 other classic toys: A slideshow
A digital makeover for the human-pretzel game follows modern-day updates to the Easy-Bake Oven, Slinky, and more
By The Week Staff | March 26, 2012
Amazon, Business Wire
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he game that "ties you up in knots" has lost its signature spinner, and its slippery, dotted plastic mat. Twister Dance, the latest version of the game that was first released in 1966, employs an LED light display telling players where to put their feet, and comes equipped with the latest pop tunes for your dancing pleasure. Here's a look at other classic toys that have been updated for a new generation:
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