New information regarding brrrbils

SugarPuff21·9/29/2021 in General

Excuse me, but what the hell is a cregit?!

From AdoptAFurby forum:

I agree, it's definitely fascinating. I think Brrrbils are even more unknown than Cregit, seeing as Cregit actually got into Toy Fair. I actually visited a Brrrbils website back in the 2000s. I remember there were pictures of the toys and the box, there was a red one and a blue one. I hope you find out more information, it would be great to know more about them.

Furby (1998)Emoto-Tronic Furbys (2005)Furby Furbish (language)List of Furby Fakes Brrrbils (Furby Fakes)

SugarPuff21·10/1/2021

I need a cregit wiki page?

Toy pony 123·10/1/2021

@SugarPuff21

As you can guess, I found this in a toy fair article I'm not sure about the relationship with Furby, but maybe I need an article

Vocaloli 1998·10/2/2021

@SugarPuff21 I don't think a Cregit page is needed. Yes, it was an idea that Dave came up with, but it has no relevance to Furby.

SugarPuff21·10/2/2021

The only way to soothe my soul is with a cregit videooooo!

(Edited by SugarPuff21)

SugarPuff21·10/2/2021

Does Cregit live in an arctic environment like Brrrbils live in Brrrbilia???

Vocaloli 1998·10/2/2021

We don't have any info on lore about Cregit. I haven't come across any sources that talk about it. All we know is that it is an interactive toy that could be programmed, you could install a program on your computer to give it voice recognition, and it could connect to a computer wirelessly. The toy was created for the U.S. market by Tiger Electronics, but Sega Toys planned on releasing it in Japan in October, 2001 for 9800 yen. I don't think it came out since I haven't found any Cregit listings.

"cregit started out as something else that was more mine, cregit only uses some of my tech"