Another creative LEGO design by a man trying to mimic a Wii. Although we've all seen a Wii made out of Legos, we haven't seen the Super Famicom made out of Legos with a little robot friend to go along with it. The system even has a game and controllers made out of Legos as well. Along with the system is the neat little robot. It has arms and eyes which don't even look feasible. I wonder where he put all the wiring! Besides, how in the world does he move? If anyone can give me an answer and show me, $20 is as good as yours. Oh, and I'm not sure which games come with this console, and not too definite about the price either but I'll sure tell you when they release it.
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