What are some fun toys for a 12 year old boy? Pic unrelated.

Lego is always good.

call of duty black ops III

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Buy them 3 of these but only give them one and their parents the other two. Make sure the parents know they can use masking tape to fix breaks for a while before having to pull out a new one.

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>>5337102
>Pic unrelated.
>Implying
Kids love this shit.

>no fleshlights
I'm proud of you, /toy/.

>>5337118
>>5337132
Combine these, give him Call of Duty Megabloks. They're great.

Just give him a hundred bucks.

Then give him a choice to
>Spend it down at Toys R Us
>Donate it to cancer research.

>>5337132
He only has a wii I think.

Not buying him a playstation or xbox, don't think he'd cope well.

>>5337169
You... monster!

Honestly, if someone wanted to get me a gift but didn't know we well enough to pick out something proper, I'd just hope for cash or a gift card cash equivalent, that way you'd basically allow me to get for myself what I want the most.

Are 12 year old kids nowadays still playing with action figures & stuff? I did until I was around 13-14 but most people I knew had given it up when they were 11, when 6th grade was starting. Kids nowadays are even more pretentious about maturing, & are very technology oriented. At least that's how it seems.

>>5337191
He is 12 years old. He has to start understanding that if you spend money on cancer research, you won't have the money for buying toys.

At 12 I liked things such as RC helicopters (even though they had a 5 min battery life).

This thread made me sad though and I don't know why
maybe it was because you said "fun toys" and it struck something feelsy