The Most Influential Toys of All Time

I don't know why but I find myself obsessed with lists like this. I think it's because I like to read them and go over all the stuff that I think's missing.  So why don't we?  Read this list of the most influential toys of all time, according to Time Magazine and let me know what should be added to the list.  I'll start - I don't see a Light-Bright or ATARI.  How can you forget about the gaming system that changed the entire landscape of modern day play?

1.  LEGO.  Despite some struggles in the early 2000's it remains the world's biggest toy company and has stayed that way for more than 50 years across several generations of kids.

2.  Barbie.

3.  G.I. Joe.

4.  The Nerf Bow and Arrow.  When it launched in 1991, it showed Nerf could make more than Nerf balls.

5.  Chatty Cathy.  She was the first talking doll.

6.  The Easy Bake Oven.

7.  The Super Soaker.

8.  Doc McStuffins.  This is the newest toy on the list.  It's based on a Disney Junior animated series, and it's the first black doll that's become popular with all races of kids.

9.  "Star Wars" figures.  They were the first popular toys based on a movie, which opened the floodgates for movie-toy tie-ins. Can you say, Harry Potter?

10.  View-Master.

11.  The Rubik's Cube. Remember, if you can't solve it, just peel the stickers off.

12.  Leap Pad.  One of the first toys that successfully made learning fun.

13.  Cabbage Patch Dolls.

So there you have em.  Now... Tell me what's missing from this list.

Time