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Lego threw Nintendo fans into a fit of ravenous desire when it showed off its Super Mario 64 set 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:in September, which came in the form of a giant question block. Twenty-five years after the game launched on the Nintendo 64, you could now play four levels of the innovative videogame title in Lego as Peach's Castle, Bob-omb Battlefield, Cool, Cool Mountain, and Lethal Lava Trouble were transformed into brick pieces in a 2000+ piece set.
Lego announced collaborations with Nintendo back on "Mario Day" - March 10 - last year, with their first release being a starter pack that included Lego Mario and an interactive set the famous mascot could traverse as he collected coins. Mario's taller brother Luigi was not left out of the fun, either.
Lego Luigi came out this year, with a Luigi starter pack that included an obstacle course, a pink Yoshi, and enemy Boom Boom. The set is made up of 280 pieces and costs $59.99 or £49.99. Both Lego Mario and Luigi are interactive, wit🏅h the bl🐻ocks making unique sounds and individual animations.
Now, another Lego and Luigi tie-up has been announced and since it is Halloween the set that's been teased is of a spooky nature.
Lego is showing off three Luigi sets based on the excellent 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Luigi's Mansion games. The expansion sets are a $30 Lab and Poltergust set that gets you started with Luigi's ghost vacuum, while a $40 Entryway pack includes the mansion, Polterpup, and the famous Boo ghosts, which regularly haunt the Mario game series.
For $80, you can get a Haunt-and-Seek kit that can be used to create a full level with hidden items and moving hallways. Of course, you can mix them to play with or combine with Lego Sꦍuper Mario to create your own bespoke individual Mario and Luigi adventure (if you have the coin).
Although the Luigi's Mansion sets have been announced on Halloween unfortunately the Lego packs won't be in people's hands until January 1, 2022, which is when they will be released.
These Mario-themed Lego sets are of limited quanitity, due to their collaborative nature, and especially as it seems Lego "ret꧃ire" them not too long after they launch.