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

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 ...

Mattel is reportedly looking to revive the late 1980s cartoon and toy franchise Dino-Riders as a feature film. According to The Tracking Board, Mattel is teaming up with Solipsist Films for Dino ...

However, unlike Transformers or He-Man, which were able to build their cartoons into popular properties in their own right, the Dino-Riders created all of 14 total episodes before giving up.

According to a new report, Mattel may be considering bringing toy and cartoon franchise Dino-Riders to the big screen in the near future.

The latest 1980s toyline-to-movie franchise could be Dino-Riders, if Mattel has its way—and if this rumor is true. Tracking Board says the toy company is teaming up with Solipsist to bring the ...

Dino-Riders is a cartoon television series that first aired in 1988. Dino-Riders was primarily a promotion to launch a new Tyco toy line.

However, as it has been pointed out by my esteemed colleague, while the toys were epic, Dino-Riders made for an absolutely God-awful cartoon. What else needs to be said?

Exclusively at Entertainment Earth, Mattel sells a new line of "green army men" styled Dino-Riders in a battle pack of six dinosaurs and 15 riders.