Which iconic pop culture product packaging innovation was specifically designed to combat theft and dubbed the 'open and die' package in the 1970s-80s?

The packaging of our favorite pop culture products often becomes as iconic as the products themselves. From collectible toy boxes that fans preserve to album covers that define generations, packaging design in pop culture is both art and marketing strategy. This trivia question explores how a specific packaging innovation transformed a product's cultural impact and consumer engagement. Test your knowledge about the intersection of design, branding, and pop culture phenomena!

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The blister pack for Star Wars action figures
The Rubik's Cube clear plastic cube packaging
The Sony Walkman's hinged plastic case
The vinyl record gatefold album cover