Backpack Buddies 6 x Super Mario Series 2 (6 Individual Blind Bags)

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I was given a random bag – It contained approximately 25 elements, as well as a set specific set of instructions: It built Bullet Bill. Like many of the builds in Super Mario, it was relatively simple, and use off the instructions was not entirely necessary. Bullet Bill comes with a small cactus as well as a 4x4x 2/3 plate with rounded corners. I will talk more about theses modified plates, and their effects in the game in my review of the Super Mario Starter Course: 71360 Maybe Huw can add a filter by country to the number of members owning the set such that when displaying the search result, the number of members owning the set from a particular country can be seen. I was a PlayStation, Xbox and for a brief period had a Dreamcast. Received a GameCube in a trade once, only because I wanted to play Resident Evil: Code Veronica. And I did. A lot. Other than that I barely touched it. I seem to be one of the few people who wasn’t all that into Nintendo products growing up.

Not necessarily. They could simply roll it out because they had planned to, anyway, and cancelling the product would be more expensive then just firing it out. You know, it's not like they are deciding this from month to month or even every half year. Lead-in times for such products can be two years and longer and you wouldn't notice it. However, if sales are negatively affected, lego will likely do what they should have at first and added a QR code to verify the contents. Doing that would solve the problem from the consumer’s standpoint, while still making them money. This is our one shot to send the message early that what they’re doing is wrong. Sadly, I don’t have much faith that enough people will take a stand.

Series 5 flips the script, and sees LEGO moving the format from 10-character sets, to 8-character complete sets, as well as introduces slightly larger and detailed models, but the big change is the shift from plastic blind bags to these small boxes. Monkie Kid 80054 Megapolis City: 10 Reasons That This Middle-Aged AFOL Is Excited! November 7, 2023

And calling these things loot boxes or akin to gambling is a real stretch. This is the product you’re buying – it’s the intention to be random. If every season had a character as rare as Mr Gold in it, then sure, that is more like loot box odds. You have a chance to get what you want in each case as it is here – not .01% of a chance the character is even in your city let alone the case in front of you.

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Having just got the starter set, I can see the appeal for people- my 4yr old adores Mario and making him “courses” bouncing on baddies etc

LEGO® and Nintendo have teamed up to create an all-new LEGO® Super Mario. Kids can now bring their favourite characters into the real world with collectable LEGO® Super Mario toys!This feels like its encouraging an element of gambling, which I don’t believe is compatible with LEGO’s values, especially as these are aimed at kids. It also makes people more likely to buy more and more to get the characters they want, which encourages waste.