30 Hot Toys for Christmas 2012 from Best Toys Guide

15 of the 30 Hot Toys for Christmas 2012 from Best Toys Guide

I will post the next 15 tomorrow.

1. LeapFrog LeapPad 2: An innovative, interactive tablet made just for kids.
   
2. HEXBUG Warriors: Each Warrior is a small, high-tech looking creature with its own unique features to aid it in battle.
3. Melissa & Doug Suspend Game: Suspend is an addicting game all about balance that is sure to result in laughter and good humored competition.
4. Razor FlashRider 360: FlashRider is anything but your average bike. It drifts, spins, and with the addition of a spark cartridge, throws sparks with the pull of a lever. It’s handlebars and seat are adjustable.
5. Tegu Mobility: A line of lovely wooden cars that are made durable, and most importantly, free of any chemicals
6. Furby: They’re back, and with more features than ever. The cute interactive critters come in six colors, and your child can treat it like a real, live, pet
7. Nerf Elite Hail Fire: A blaster that allows for intense mock battles or fun on your own and boasts a capacity of 144 darts.
8. littleBits: Little pieces of electronics that easily snap together via small magnets. You create a circuit that has one or more basic functions. For example you can create a light dimmer, or a strength meter.
9. Imaginext Eagle Talon Castle: Breathes life into imaginative play.
10. Bobble Bots: Brings to life the popular online world of Moshi Monsters.
11. Nintendo Wii U: The latest and greatest video game console your own screen to play on. No longer have to use a T.V.
12. Lego Lord Of The Rings: Brings to life the incredible world of middle earth.
13. ThinkFun Stenzzles: A unique, new, form of puzzle. A worthy challenge for any kid (or adult) who loves puzzling things out.
14. Uglybuddies: Uglybuddies are basically an Uglydoll, with a smaller Uglydoll stuffed into a pouch on their front.
15. Vapor Delta 500: Shoots up to 100 rounds at a time with a launch distance of 80 feet. It has gel ammo, which breaks down on its own, thus eliminating the need to go and retrieve ammo.