With just over a month until Christmas the Syma 3 helicopter is once again the best selling toy on amazon.com, while on amazon.co.uk specially designed children's cameras continue to be popular.
The best-selling* toys and games worldwide are:
Amazon.com - New Syma 3 Channel S107 Mini indoor co-axial metal body frame & built in gyroscope RC remote controlled helicopter ($27.20 /€19.55 reduced from $129.95 /€93.40)
The ever popular Syma 3 remote controlled helicopter returns to the top of the bestsellers list on amazon.com. The helicopter is 19.05 cm (7.5 inches) long and comes fully assembled; however, it is probably best suited to those with roomy accommodation as, according to Amazon, the toy is suitable for indoor flying only.
Amazon.co.uk - Vtech Kidizoom Video Camera (Pink) (£35.00/ €41 reduced from £59.99/€70.39)
Market as a "child's first" video camera, this toy comes with a 4x digital zoom and 256mb memory and is capable of recording videos, taking photos and adding moving animations to a moving picture. The second best selling toy on amazon.co.uk this week is also the Vtech Kidizoom video camera, only in blue.
Amazon.fr - Giochi Preziosi, Poupées-Cicciobello Bobo (€49.90)
Budding doctors can play at nursing this doll back to health. The Cicciobello Bobo comes with a stethoscope, syringe, thermometer and several medicine bottles. The doll has a variety of symptoms and, like actually infants, expresses its need for treatment through crying.
Amazon.de - Simba - Filly Fairy Pferde Adventskalender (€24.40)
Translated roughly as "Filly horse fairy," this advent calendar contains a "Filly horse fairy" themed surprise behind each one of its 24 doors.
Amazon.co.jp - ?????? OOO ( ??? ) ????? DX ???????? (9180 Japanese Yen / €80.39)
This gadget-packed utility belt, which roughly translates as Rider DX Henshin Belt Ozudoraiba in English, once again moves up to the top of the bestsellers list on amazon.co.jp .
*Best-selling as defined by Amazon within the category "Toys and games" at 10:00 am GMT on November 19, 2010.
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