The ’80s Dino-Riders Tyco toy line and short-lived animated television series had an awesome premise. It involved a batle between two futuristic groups – the superhuman Valorians and the evil ...

Two groups, one good and one evil, go head to head with one another in Dino-Riders during the prehistoric era. This 1988 television series was actually created as a means for promoting a line of ...

Mattel and Solipsist Film are working on an action-adventure, family-friendly adaptation of the Dino-Rider ’80s animated series and toys. It’s meant as competition for Hasbro’s quickly ...

Two things kids love — dinosaurs and alien invaders — came together in the ’80s toy line Dino-Riders. The figures proved mightily memorable for those who had them. They consisted of ...

Here’s something you probably never expected to hear: According to The Tracking Board, the boys and girls at Mattel are looking to develop the 80s cartoon “Dino-Riders” into a major motion ...

The 'Dino-Riders' cartoon was straight-up terrible. TYCO's legacy is all about playing with plastic.

Tracking Board says the toy company is teaming up with Solipsist to bring the former franchise to movie theaters, which is interesting because Dino-Riders wasn’t even popular in the 80s.

Toymaker Mattel is teaming up with Solipsist Films to produce a movie based on Dino Riders, an '80s series featuring men fighting via laser-equipped dinos.

As with most 80s animated series, Dino-Riders was developed primarily as a way to get kids to buy toys, in this case produced by Tyco, now owned by Mattel.