Previously, Kotaku announced that the Starter Course and two expansion sets will launch first in Japan on July 10.
As you can see, besides the Starter Course, the two expansion sets include Piranha Plant Power Slide and Desert Pokey Expansion.
All three sets will be available at retailers across the country, including LEGO stores and the Nintendo Tokyo shop.
In Japan, the full range of expansions will launch on August 1, when Super Mario LEGO goes on sale internationally.
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One response to “Super Mario LEGO Is Launching First In Japan”
Mario looks terrible tbh.
Why even make a lego ‘figure’ of something and not actually make it look like a lego figure?
If you are gonna do that, make your own building blocks, or get Mega bloks to do it because at least then the figure would be good.