Mattel teams with Microsoft for Mega Bloks Xbox 360 set

Posted on 9th September 2023 By Billy Langsworthy

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Mattel has partnered with Microsoft to launch a Mega Bloks Xbox 360 set.

An exclusive at Target in the US, the 1,342 piece set is a fully buildable, light-up console and controller – complete with a buildable brick version of the case and disc for Halo 3.

The console opens to reveal a disc drive and builders can place the Halo 3-themed disc inside to activate the motherboard.

The set launches on October 8th for $149.99 and pre-orders on the Target site quickly sold out.

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