The Return of Teddy Ruxpin

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Teddy Ruxpin goes digital

In the 80s, Teddy Ruxpin was basically a teddy bear with a small amount of animatronics built into the face with a cassette player jammed inside. While Teddy Ruxpin looked like a stuffed bear, he was also quite heavy (due to the mechanicals and the batteries needed to power him). I don't know too much about this new bear -- except that they've decided to use Memory Cards for the stories rathern than cassettes. With 20 years of technological advancement, it shouldn't be a brick to lug around anymore.

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We were somewhat disappointed that Teddy Ruxpin did not mouth along with the words when we stuck a Twisted Sister tape in him, though we had suspected before the experiment that he wouldn't.

hahaha. that would've been so neat! actually, as a kid, teddy ruxpin kinda scared me. i had an a.g. bear instead, except no animatronics there.

Teddy Ruxpin....

Come out and play.....

Teddy Ruxpin......

Come out and play.....


TEDDY RUXPIN!!!!!

COME OUT AND PLAY!!!!!!


etc etc etc....

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