The classic toy from the 90s is still here — and still entertaining kids ...

The sensational hit toy from the late 90s returns! Hasbro announced a new line of Furby in celebration of the toy's 25th anniversary. Furbies became an instant craze as the animatronic pet that could ...

Loveable or creepy? Depends on who you ask. Furby, the ’90s toy phenomenon that divided kids and parents into opposing camps when it first hit stores and quickly became a craze, is making yet another ...

Time to break out the Furbish dictionary. Hasbro brought back the once-ubiquitous Furby this Sunday, nearly 15 years after the furry robot-toy dominated 1998's Christmas shopping season. Hasbro's ...

Furby hit store shelves on October 2, 1998, and by Thanksgiving it had already beaten every toy company’s forecast. Tiger Electronics — the Hasbro-owned company behind the Giga Pet craze — sold ...

Have you finished your holiday shopping yet? Twenty-five years ago, consumers were lining up for Furby—the furry, talkative doll that brought in big bucks for Hasbro as the must-have toy of the 1998 ...

The Furby, launched in 1998, became a global sensation, selling over 40 million units in its first three years and sparking a collector craze. The toy faced national security concerns in 1999, with ...

The original Furby launched in 1998 and became the hottest toy of that Christmas, with desperate parents spending hundreds of dollars to buy the item on the resale market. Within three years, Hasbro ...

When Stephanie Sanders-Jacob woke up last Thursday, it felt a bit like Christmas: Hasbro had announced a new Furby for the first time in almost seven years. “I have to admit, I cried,” said ...

The Furby materialized on American shelves in 1998, after a brief warp-trip from some ethereal hell-domain. It drove parents insane. Their children wanted one, insanely badly. They sold out, insanely ...

Following a raft of nostalgia-inducing comebacks, the Furbys make their full return on July 15. The retro toy craze has finally become a Furb-nomenon. Yes, no pun has been left unturned in the launch ...