This is a physical toy, like a doll or a wand, that has a tiny computer chip and memory inside. This chip uses a special wireless signal, called passive RFID, to communicate with a game console or other compatible device. As you play a computer game, the toy stores information about your character's progress or abilities directly within its internal memory, allowing you to easily take your developed character and its unique attributes with you to play on different games or gaming systems, without needing batteries for the toy's wireless communication.
Why it matters: Since 2018, advancements in ultra-low-power microprocessors and passive RFID technology have made it more practical and affordable to embed complex, battery-free logic within small toys. The increasing prevalence of NFC readers in consumer devices also expands the range of potential compatible gaming platforms.
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