<human>: Just to let you know right off the bat that I got the idea of this question from a short discussion that occurred in a post found in /r/Games. The post is about a guy seeing a Call of Duty ~~Lego~~ Mega-Bloks set Christmas shopping, [so he talks about how Call of Duty is actively marketing to children with toys and how it's inappropriate because of its M-rating.] comments from the thread had many references to "inappropriate" toys(really just action figures targeted to boys)that I remembered seeing, encountering, and even having myself. Eventually the discussion wore itself out and changed. 

So anyways, as far as my question, I need to also clarify this to some; yes, any form of toy suits fine with me. However, I'm **not looking for neither console video game answers nor Nintendo/SEGA handheld video game answers! They aren't actually toys!**  The reason I am even bringing this up is that, believe it or not, there are people out there that call video games and the consoles "toys." Even though they kind of are in a way, they have never and will never be called a toy by me or anyone I know of. Those other little, simple handheld game things would be interesting. You know what I'm referring to, hopefully. 

Also, I put the word "inappropriate" in quotation somewhere in the beginning of this text. I did that because people's opinions on what they find inappropriate, offensive, graphic, or mature are going to vary to some degree. So rather it is something with hidden, subliminal stuff, or it's something very obvious, it's a legitimate answer. "Wrong" is in quotation inside my question(title)as well. There, same thing. Just a way to show that's some other persons words, not necessarily your own.

Can you succinctly summarize the text in 1-3 sentences?
<bot>: Question idea from comments in /r/Games *Not looking for (console/handheld) video game answers *things that are "inappropriate" and "wrong" are personal opinions that varies.