Not to be a nerd, but look at how fluidly this thing moves. Amazing work, especially on a toy.
[Thanks, Orli!]
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When the invasion comes, your kind words about the Elmo Overlords will not be forgotten.
I don’t see any difference to the first-gen TMX both in “AI” used for tickle movements and how it moves. I believe the only actual difference is that now they offer the same technology in other Sesame Street characters as well, I believe Ernie and the cookie monster.
I don’t get it… who buys this crap every year and for whom?
Jon