New York Toy Fair

DISCO AT THE READY: Mattel’s Star Station karaoke machine uses a small video camera to allow a child to sing on his or her TV, add disco-type effects and then burn the performance to a DVD.  (Jennifer S. Altman / For The Times)

Acting and singing star Lindsay Lohan now has her own doll, unveiled at the toy fair.  (Jennifer S. Altman / For The Times)

Beyoncé, Kelly and Michelle get the toy treatment as the Destiny’s Child dolls are unveiled.  (Jennifer S. Altman / For The Times)

The Elmo SHOUT doll makes its presence felt.  (Jennifer S. Altman / For The Times)

The Big Time 14-inch poseable action figures from World Wrestling Entertainment.  (Jennifer S. Altman / For The Times)

Fly Wheels by Jakks Pacific roll into the toy fair.  (Jennifer S. Altman / For The Times)

RETRO: Jakks Pacific of Malibu sells Ms. Pac Man with a wireless joystick. The company plans 20 new titles this year.  (Jennifer S. Altman / For The Times)

The Game Keys for The Star Wars Revenge of the Sith TV Games is unveiled at the toy fair.  (Jennifer S. Altman / For The Times)

A wall of Barbie dolls is on display.  (Jennifer S. Altman / For The Times)

The Star Wars Revenge of the Sith TV Games  (Jennifer S. Altman / For The Times)

For the on-the-go child: a Cadillac Escalade toy car.  (Jennifer S. Altman / For The Times)

FOR HOLLYWOOD TYPES: Mattel’s U-Flix, a digital video camera that is set to hit stores in the fall, allows children to shoot and edit movies on PCs and watch their productions on TV at home. Mattel’s Mark Sullivan unveils the U-Flix in New York.  (Jennifer S. Altman / For The Times)