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LEGO always has something extraordinary in the works. The company revealed its latest collaboration with Nintendo at San Diego Comic-Con, which looks like the best yet. The new set features Mario riding on his faithful companion, Yoshi. It seems like a challenging set, recommended for ages 18 and older, with 1,215 pieces.
The set featuring Mario riding Yoshi is cool enough, but the fact that Yoshi runs and his tongue pops in and out just like the games, takes it to another level for Nintendo fans.
The set is meant to tickle the nostalgia of players who grew up enjoying Super Mario World on the Super Nintendo Entertainment System. However, even younger fans should be able to enjoy it since Yoshi has appeared in tons of Mario games over the years.
This piece, and some of the other Nintendo models, are part of the LEGO "Adults Welcome" series. The company says, "This range is designed to bring fond memories to all LEGO fans who remember Super Mario as an essential part of their childhood."
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