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One place many of them are going, boys especially: Roblox, an online world where you can build stuff and share it with other people. After kids hit 12 (and often before that), they vanish into computer games and online worlds. A friend in the toy industry tells me that he makes toys for little kids because you can't survive marketing to older kids.