Mega’s Xbox 360 Collector Building Set has seen a rare discount, previously reduced only once. Now is your opportunity to save $50 on this Target-exclusive replica model.
Written by Steven PetiteTwitter on October 6, 2024, at 4:14 PM PDT
Xbox 360 Collector Building Set (1,342 Pieces)
$100 (was $150) with Target Circle
Mega Showcase’s Xbox 360 Collector Building Set debuted last October priced at $150, experiencing only two price changes since its launch. The Target-exclusive set saw its first discount in March; and now, after seven months, it is available at a reduced price once again during Target’s Circle Week sale. You can get the Xbox 360 buildable display model for $100 until October 12—just be aware it might sell out before that date. This price matches the set’s lowest historical price of $100. Since it’s exclusive to Target, this offer won’t be found in Amazon’s Prime Big Deal Days sale.
To claim this deal, you must be a member of Target Circle, the retailer’s complimentary rewards program.
This 1,342-piece building set, officially licensed by Microsoft, is aimed at skilled builders familiar with Mega (or Lego) sets. It constructs a 3:4-scale replica of the original Xbox 360 console, which first launched in 2005.
In addition to the console, you will also create a detachable hard drive, a controller, and a game box for Halo 3. The fake Halo 3 disc can be placed in the disc reader by removing the side panel. Once inserted, the motherboard’s Cortana chip illuminates, and the Xbox Guide button lights up along with a removable battery pack.
The power button on the console’s front illuminates, and thankfully, you won’t encounter the notorious Red Ring of Death.
Take a look at the following image for a glimpse of each interactive element included in the Xbox 360 brick set.
The Xbox 360 is just one of the Mega Bloks kits available at a significant discount during Target Circle Week. Fans of Pokemon should explore Mega’s Pokemon Retro Sets, which feature buildable pixel art figures of beloved Generation 1 Pokemon. All six budget-friendly kits are seeing a price cut for the first time, reducing the price from $25 to $17.49 each. If you spend $40 (by purchasing three), you will save an additional $10. Spending $75 (on five or six figures) will grant you an extra $20 off. You can acquire all six Pokemon Retro Sets for $90.89 (originally $150).
Mega Bloks serve as an affordable alternative to Lego. Although Mega’s bricks may not match the high quality of Lego—the leading brand in brick sets—the manufacturer has made considerable improvements over the years. Nowadays, there is a wide variety of impressive Mega Blok sets available, including those featured in this article.
The Xbox 360 stands as Mega’s sole buildable video game console, yet in recent years, Lego has introduced a variety of their own. Among these, the Lego Nintendo Entertainment System replica shines the brightest, allowing you to construct an interactive model complete with an old CRT television. For those nostalgic for retro gaming, the Lego Icons Atari 2600 is worth a look, currently priced at $192 (down from $240) at Target. Additionally, there’s the impressive Lego Icons Pac-Man Arcade model available.
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During Target Circle Week, you’ll discover a range of Lego sets based on beloved franchises at a 30% discount; don’t miss our compilation of the top Circle Week Lego offers at Target. Plus, for even more savings on various products, be sure to check GameSpot’s Amazon Prime Big Deal Days hub.
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