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LEGO Super Mario is real and it’s coming later this year

LEGO Super Mario

Super Mario fans have since long been asking for a LEGO set dedicated to the series, and their calls have finally been paid heed to. Nintendo has announced that a specially designed LEGO set will be released later this year, featuring an interactive Mario figurine that comes with its own speaker as well as a tiny screen. A video showcasing this set has also been released, and can be spotted in the space below.

As can be seen in the clip, the Super Mario figure can be used to collect coins in a real-life game level that has been created with LEGO bricks. This Bluetooth-equipped statuette utters all the familiar catchphrases that have been associated with the extremely popular character. The tiny screens on its eyes, allow it to change its expressions, while the one its belly displays stats like the number of coins and the amount of time left.

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Julia Goldin, Chief Marketing Officer, EVP of the LEGO Group, said, “We are very excited to bring Mario into the physical world through interactive and social LEGO play. With this experience, we will help millions of kids with love for Mario to engage and play in a completely new way, where they are in control of creating and playing games with their favorite character. By seamlessly incorporating the latest digital technology, LEGO Super Mario is a highly social, interactive and collaborative experience for kids.”

“I have always liked LEGO products and how they help children use their imagination to play. The new product we created together with the LEGO Group seeks to combine two different styles of play – one where you freely build the world of Mario and the other where you play with Mario in the very world that you have created, revealed Takashi Tezuka, Executive Officer and Game Producer at Nintendo.

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More details about the LEGO Super Mario set will be made available closer to its launch later this year.

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