Well you have them now....
and...
Back in 95 the articulation wouldn't had been there
ao* -
2008-05-12 @ 6:38 am
Makes it "less of a gamble" (ha) when there is a movie tie-in. Back in 95 the SE's were just around the corner.
right, the '82 toyline did bomb.
but I think many fans simply weren't aware of how cool Indy was, until AFTER Temple of Doom, and Last Crusade came about.
believe me, I would've bought that German Motorcycle guy in '95.
just like I did last week.
I'm telling you, the people at Hasbro were WRONG to wait this long, but I'm glad they finally saw the light.
Star Wars toys allways sold and it was the best time since Dark Horse was releasing new Star Wars comics and we knew Lucas was about to start the new trilogy
Indy on the other hand didn't have figures since around 1982 they toyline bombed
Ten years ago they would've been wrong.
why was Star Wars marketable in '95, with no movies or any other media, but Indy isn't?
10 years ago Hasbro would of said there was no interest and they would of been right
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