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Lego has officially revealed its Donkey Kong Arcade set, a nostalgic throwback to one of the company's first big games. A tribute to the groundbreaking 1981 arcade hit--which starred Mario as Jumpman--the 1,371-piece set launches on August 1 and is priced at $200. It also comes with a gift in the form of an Animal Crossing kit featuring everyone's favorite landlord, Tom Nook, valued at $5, if preorderd from The Lego Store. Amazon The Lego Store Inside the box, you'll find all the pieces you need to build a nostalgic arcade cabinet. It features the original first stage of Donkey Kong, complete

If WB can't get deals done with Greta Gerwig, Margot Robbie, and Ryan Gosling, Barbie 2 will not be made, and Mattel will get the film rights back

Indie developer Nas Nakarus is building a game where you search five million pieces of hay for one needle...and even he hasn't found it yet

Atari announced the grand return of RollerCoaster Tycoon during Gamescom Opening Night Live's pre-show. It's developed by Let's Build a Zoo studio Springloaded and officially titled RollerCoaster Tycoon Wonderworks. Atari also seems to be taking advantage of all the IP it owns for this new game, as we see a Bubsy mascot briefly wandering the part at one point. RollerCoaster Tycoon Wonderworks will initially be released as a Steam Early Access game, with Atari planning to keep it in early access for about a year, according to the game's Steam page. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QWsU277r8OM

Ultra-long RPGs like Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth are a great value, but I yearn for more compact games I can actually finish.