Mega Showcase’s Xbox 360 collectible brick set launched last October for $150, and the price has only changed twice since then. The Target-exclusive building set first went on sale in March; seven months later, it’s finally on sale for the second time as part of Target’s Circle Week sale. you can Save $50 on Xbox 360 buildable display model before October 12th— although it may sell out before then — which matches the all-time low of $100. Since it’s exclusive to Target, you won’t find this deal as part of Amazon’s Prime Big Deal Days sale.
Target Circle $100 (regularly $150)
To take advantage of this offer, you’ll need to be a Target Circle member, the retailer’s free rewards program.
This 1,342-piece building set is officially licensed by Microsoft and recommended for experienced Mega (or LEGO) builders. It builds a 3:4 scale replica of the console. Specifically, the launch version of the 360 debuted in 2005.
In addition to the console itself, you can also build a removable hard drive, an Xbox 360 controller, and a Halo 3 game cartridge. You can actually insert the fake Halo 3 disc into the disc reader by popping out the side panel. After loading the disc, the Cortana chip on the motherboard will light up. The Xbox Guide button also illuminates with a removable battery pack.
The power button on the front of the console also lights up, but luckily you don’t have to worry about seeing the infamous red ring of death.
Take a look at the image below to see each interactive component on the Xbox 360 program block.
The Xbox 360 isn’t the only Mega Bloks set to be on sale at deep discounts during Target Circle Week. Pokemon fans should check out Mega’s Pokemon Retro Sets, which are buildable pixel art showcase figures of popular first-generation Pokemon. All six affordable kits are discounted for the first time, with the price per piece reduced from $25 to $17.49. If you spend $40 (buy 3) you will save an additional $10. Spend $75 or more (five or six figures) and get an additional $20 off. you can Get all six Pokemon retro sets for just $90.89 (regularly $150).
Pokemon retro building block set with elf design
Mega Bloks are an affordable alternative to LEGO. While Mega’s bricks aren’t as high quality as the king of bricks, Lego, the manufacturer has made improvements over the years. There are many great Mega Blok sets available today, including the one highlighted in this article.
The Xbox 360 is Mega’s only buildable video game console, but LEGO has also released a few consoles in recent years. The LEGO Nintendo Entertainment System Replica is the best of the lot because you can also build an interactive model of an old CRT TV. Retro gaming fans will also want to check out the Lego Icons Atari 2600, which is on sale for $192 at Target (originally $240). There is also a large LEGO illustrated Pac-Man arcade machine.
LEGO NES and more Super Mario LEGO display models:
Target Circle Week is offering 30% off a range of LEGO sets inspired by the popular series; check out our roundup of all the best Circle Week LEGO deals at Target. For discounts beyond brick sets, be sure to bookmark GameSpot’s Amazon Prime Big Deal Days hub.
