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LGR - Tomy Waterful Ring Toss Review (Patreon)

Published:
2015-02-17 00:04:55
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2021-03

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Time for something completely different!

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LGR - Tomy Waterful Ring Toss Review

Tomy's Waterfuls were a thing from 1976 through the 90's, somehow. Never underestimate the staying power of cheap children's toys! ● Please consider supporting LGR on Patreon: http://www.patreon.com/LazyGameReviews ● Twitter and Facebook: https://twitter.com/lazygamereviews http://www.facebook.com/LazyGameReviews

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Anonymous

I never had the water filled games, at least to me recollection. I do remember a little portable game that had a wind up motor and this thing with 4 cups will spin around and you needed to flick balls into the cups. It was noisy and didn't hold my interest long. Of course we did have our computer then, and I used that while waiting for my brother to get off the computer...

Lindsay Michelle

Well, this is certainly something completely different! I know that feeling where you find something you completely forgotten about from your childhood and it slingshots itself back into your mind. Anyways, I like hearing stories about your childhood antics - cute family photo, too. :) And on another note... "water relief once you win"???? That pun was double-facepalm worthy (aka: my actual reaction). I think I shook my head and groaned at that, too! :P

Anonymous

I remember this from the list of games you wanted to talk about. Good job including the old chair in the background.

Anonymous

I had game and watch games in my childhood in the 80s. back then not everyone had a computer and computers were expensive ( I eventually got a commodore 64 and soon after my bigbrother gave me a brand new commodore 128D).. Everyone played game and watch on the 80s.

Steve Martin

Oh wow! I completely forgot about these! Tomy products were such a part of my life as a child. From those wind up boxers and that bowling game to the Tomy Tutor Computer. Actually, now that I think about it, I had both the real computer AND the play toy computer! Clint, have you seen and/or used either? <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TAghB2-Ks5I" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TAghB2-Ks5I</a>

Anonymous

Bad command or filename.

Anonymous

You are so right about the cheerios that get caught in the plastic folds. This brings back so many memories. I must have had 5 variations of the ring toss game throughout my life.

Kris Asick

The smaller of the two pinball toys I have was made by Tomy. Both can be seen in the first pinball-related filler video I made not too many months ago: <a href="https://www.patreon.com/creation?hid=824247">https://www.patreon.com/creation?hid=824247</a> Much to my surprise, Tomy still exists and is still making all manners of cool toys. They're actually responsible for one I want to get my hands on at some point known as Boggle Flash (aka Scrabble Flash) which consists entirely of just five electronic tiles that show various letters on their screens and can detect their physical arrangement, thus automatically scoring the words you make with them! :o

Anonymous

The gameplay looks like it would get repetitive after a while, but holy balls those graphics are so crisp and lifelike!! How they accomplished this in 1976 is beyond me. 5 stars.

Sabrina

Wow, you really can make anything sounds fun

Anonymous

Dude! I wrote a blog about Water games a while back! <a href="http://www.greatbitblog.com/remember-those-water-games/" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">http://www.greatbitblog.com/remember-those-water-games/</a> It's awesome to see you made a video on these! I got one of these as a teenager that was shaped like a GameBoy.

LazyGameReviews
>>344506

Had no idea they made those blocks! Those look awesome. But yeah, Tomy (Takara-Tomy today) has made a ton of stuff I'm familiar with but had no idea they made. Beyblade, anyone??

LazyGameReviews
>>344417

Ahh yes, this was indeed talked about in that video. I think I've reviewed most of the games and things in that list by now!

LazyGameReviews
>>344359

Haha, yeah it's funny how these simple things still had a use even after computers were introduced. Always when the computer wasn't available though.

Anonymous

I had one (or more?) of these as a kid too. I ran across one last year at my local Goodwill too but passed on it.

Anonymous

I remember playing with something like this when I was a kid. There was two buttons at each side and three pegs. I would try to separate the colours onto each peg. ...I was pretty patient even as a kid...

Anonymous

Had one as a kid, probably broke the button at some point.

Zach Highwind Spoonamore

my mamaw had the ringtoss and the basketball version and I played the crap outta them before I discovered video games and because its was one of the only things to veep me busy before WCW Saturday Night came on at 7:05pm, ahh the good ol' days

Anonymous

I sort of remember these as a kid - didn't have one directly, but I do remember being a little interested with a similar one to this at a cousin's place. I can see why a young kid would dig it - trying to hit the button in the right way - getting them to match out. Still all rather interesting in a weird light :)

John Edwards

For some strange reason, I don't receive the email saying that you have uploaded something. Any reason for that?

Anonymous

That was actually pretty great! My brothers and I had a bunch of these water games we used to play all the time as children! (Although none of us had the original 1976 model, what with us being born in 1987, 1990 and 1995 respectively.) I don't know what about it made it so fun, but it definitely was addictive! It was the original Farmville so to speak. I wasted hours trying to meticulously get the things into/onto the other things, and always got that elated thrill when I pulled it off! Also, I love those water puns!

LazyGameReviews
>>346605

Could be your Patreon email settings, your email service spam settings, or something in-between. Not sure!

Anonymous

Is that the same Waterful Ring Toss, as in your 'Top 17 Games I Want To Talk About'? Haha.

Anonymous

I HAD THIS MODEL!!! AHHHHHHHHHHH, MY MIND ASPLODE