Like the earlier Super Mario sets, the Nintendo Entertainment System package will integrate standard structure with digital technology. If you were really playing the original 1985 classic, positioning the Bluetooth-enabled Mario figurine from the Adventures with Mario Starter Course set on top of the TV will produce noises as.
The Nintendo Entertainment System Lego set will launch on August 1st– the exact same day as the Super Mario Lego sets– for $300. The Super Mario packages integrate different characters and obstacles for Mario to tackle, including a growth that lets him square off versus his arch-nemesis, Bowser.
Developed for adult contractors, this new set consists of 2,646 pieces that integrate to create Nintendos first home console in addition to an NES controller, a game cartridge that can fit into the console, and a mini retro television. The television shows Mario traversing through a stage from the 1985 classic, and a crank situated on the left side of the television lets you move the mustached plumbing up and down between platforms.
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Update July 14th, 8:20 AM ET: Lego has now revealed prices for the NES set.
Lego and Nintendo are teaming up for a brand-new Lego set that puts together into a blocky model of Nintendos 8-bit video gaming console, the Nintendo Entertainment System, together with an interactive television displaying Super Mario Bros. The two companies collaborated previously this year to produce interactive Super Mario-themed sets.
Update July 14th, 8:37 AM ET: Lego changed the sale price to $300. It initially listed the NES set as costing $200. Weve reached out to confirm the sets pricing.
