When Jurassic Park hit theaters in 1993, it was six years before Lego introduced licensed sets with a handful of buildable Star Wars ships.
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If you thought your wallet would have a break after all the new Lego sets that finally became available today, think again.
When Lego reveals a new batch of sets it’s usually a test of patience for fans who often have to wait weeks, or sometimes months, to empty their wallets and start building.
Lego knows exactly what sets its devoted fans will go to the ends of the Earth to find, and sometimes makes them do exactly that.
Without one ring to rule them all, the rights for creators to tell stories in Middle-earth have long been a confusing mess—a mess that has only gotten more confusing when Embracer Group announced it had acquired a chunk o
The ever-growing list of random electronic devices that can play Doom—which already includes pregnancy tests,
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