Jan. 25, 2011 9:54 PM
This is something i noticed for myself.
Since beyblades are toys which are meant for kids I can see the reason why the packaging would be appealing to kids. But as a 17 year old who wants to buy beys I found that hasbro beyblades packaging is very 'childish' looking and makes the beys look like they are for very young kids and that anyone above 10 is stupid for playing with them. The colours used and design of packaging is not as appealing of that from Takara Tomy.
I find that TT beys look like they can appeal to older bladers. Im not saying Hasbro = for kids and TT = older. But the packaging used by TT seems to be more appealing to me as a 17 year old and make the beys look like they are cool and serious products.
HASBRO
[Image: draft_lens16630531module141549181photo_1...2toy21.jpg]
TT
[Image: bb28.jpg]
Taughts?
Since beyblades are toys which are meant for kids I can see the reason why the packaging would be appealing to kids. But as a 17 year old who wants to buy beys I found that hasbro beyblades packaging is very 'childish' looking and makes the beys look like they are for very young kids and that anyone above 10 is stupid for playing with them. The colours used and design of packaging is not as appealing of that from Takara Tomy.
I find that TT beys look like they can appeal to older bladers. Im not saying Hasbro = for kids and TT = older. But the packaging used by TT seems to be more appealing to me as a 17 year old and make the beys look like they are cool and serious products.
HASBRO
[Image: draft_lens16630531module141549181photo_1...2toy21.jpg]
TT
[Image: bb28.jpg]
Taughts?