Fisher-Price

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Fisher Price's logo

Fisher-Price is an American company based in New York and has been a subsidiary of Mattel since 1993. They produce educational toys for children and infants. In 2003 they produced Sonic the Hedgehog toys for McDonald's.

McDonald's Happy Meal

Sega Mini Video Games (2003)

Promotional poster

In 2003 Fisher-Price produced the SEGA Mini Video Games line of LCD games for McDonald's Happy Meal. The line consisted of six games based on Sega franchises, most of them being based on the Sonic the Hedgehog series.

Games

• Sonic Speedway
• Sonic Action Game
• Knuckles Soccer
• Tails Skypatrol
• Shadow Grinder
• Aiai Banana Catch

Gallery
Promotional display Promotional display German advertisement Aiai Banana Catch Knuckles Soccer Shadow Grinder Sonic Action Game Sonic Speedway Tails Skypatrol

Sega Mini Video Games 2 (2004)

Flyer for the LCD games.

The rare chrome silver game.

A second set of LCD games was produced by Fisher-Price the following year to promote the international release of Sonic Heroes, and Billy Hatcher and the Giant Egg. A special competition was held in North America where prizes could be won if a participant recieved a rare chrome silver game.

• Amy and Rouge Tennis
• Big's Fishing
• Billy's Giant Egg
• Cream Flower Catch
• Knuckles Baseball
• Knuckles Treasure Hunt
• Shadow Basketball
• Shadow Hockey/Shadow Hockey (chrome silver case)
• Sonic the Hedgehog Extreme Boarding
• Tails Sky Adventure
• Tails Soccer

Gallery
Promotional Happy Meal bag and cup Promotional Happy Meal bag (back) Amy and Rouge Volleyball Big's Fishing Billy's Giant Egg Cream Flower Catch Knuckles Treasure Hunt Shadow and Omega Hockey Sonic the Hedgehog Extreme Boarding Tails Sky Adventure

External links

• Official website
• Fisher-Price at Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Toy companies