Each of these leaders brings strong expertise, collaboration and a shared commitment to our culture,” said Moose Toys CEO Ronnie Frankowski.

“Paddington is a character that embodies kindness, play and togetherness, which aligns beautifully with our values at Le Toy Van,” said Marie Le Van, Creative Director of Le Toy Van.

“This is just the start of our multi-platform relaunch across games, toys, and more,” said Ross MacLeod, CCO at Mind Candy.

“We’re bringing UNO into these homes and turning them into game-night destinations, giving fans a new way to connect, compete, and play together wherever they are,” said Katie Buford, Vice President and Global Head of Mattel Games.

“There’s an incredible amount of gameplay for Dragon Ball Z fans to enjoy,” said Tommy Gofton of Lynnvander Studios, designers of the game.

“We’ve tried to come up with pillar games that occupy different lanes”: In conversation with Jake Beauchemin, VP of Sales & Analytics for RoseArt’s Puzzle & Game Division.

“I am not someone to say “This is the best thing in the whole world” – but this is the best thing in the whole world!”: In conversation with Crazy Aaron’s Aaron Muderick.

“After a Walmart release in the US, a UKGE release at Waterstones is everything we could want for the game, and we can’t wait to see how UK gamers get on with it,” said designer Eric Olsen.

“Moose Toys has been an outstanding partner in building an innovative toy and games program that reflects the authenticity, creativity and emotional heart of Bluey,” said Suzy Raia, EVP of Global Consumer Products at BBC Studios.

“Events like this are a great opportunity to connect with the most creative minds in the industry and explore potential collaborations that can bring exciting new products to life,” said Natasha McGrath, Head of Inventor Relations at JAKKS Pacific.