Donkey Kong Arcade LEGO Set Official Images Surface, Already In-Store


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Earlier this month, the Donkey Kong Arcade LEGO set was leaked online. Now, in an update, the first official images have been revealed ahead of schedule.

Not only is there another look at the box and set details, but there are also some official Lego screenshots showing the entire build and play features. These images originally appeared on the UK retailer Argos and have now been removed. Here’s a look via the Legoleak subreddit:

A user on Reddit also reportedly found this set in their local Target. Here are the photos of this discovery via the Lego News and Rumours subreddit:

As you can see, it will contain 1,367 pieces and is expected to be around £149.99 (or the regional equivalent). So, all that’s needed now is an official announcement from Lego (and Nintendo)! We’ll let you know when it is properly revealed.



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