Okay, I'm stumped here and hoping someone has the answer. In 1989, Viewmaster/Ideal released a bizarre console called the Videmaster Interactive Vision. The system used videotapes, and then displayed the video along with generated computer graphics that were used to play games. The console was designed for use by pre-schoolers.
Here's my question: While scouring the web, I've found a few sites that discussed the Viewmaster Interactive Vision. Several of these sites said that the system was named the TOY OF THE YEAR in 1989. My question is: WHO AWARDED the system that title?
I've tracked down one of the many consultants who worked on the console, and he remembered that the system was named Toy of the Year. But he can't remember who named it that.
Can anyone help?