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It's so it looks nice on the shelf - you want every piece to be visible and tastefully displayed but hard to steal. Once it has been bought, dealing with the p
by pchristensen 17y ago
It's so it looks nice on the shelf - you want every piece to be visible and tastefully displayed but hard to steal. Once it has been bought, dealing with the packaging is your problem.
This serves no purpose for something bought online, hence Amazon as the driving force. Toys R Us would never push for it because they want attractive packages that sell.
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- joezydeco 17y agoThe trend has also been to make the toy actually available to operate from inside the packaging. So there are all these intricate ways of tying certain parts down but letting others stay free, all while a hidden microswitch is held down by another piece of plastic to cripple the toy in a demonstration-only mode with less battery wear. Oh yeah, let's not forget the preinstalled batteries. Wanna bet the Amazon toys have none included?