Is this another Comic Con exclusive minifigure distributed by other means since SDCC was cancelled? Looks like it, smells like it*, so it probably is. Just like the Supergirl from the DC Fandome...[[ This is a content summary only. Visit my website for full links, other content, and more! ]]Original link

Looking at the launch line-up for the PS5, there really isn’t much there that I want to play except for, of course, Spider-Man: Miles Morales. And this clip from Game Informer is making me want...[[ This is a content summary only. Visit my website for full links, other content, and more! ]]Original link

Nintendo is bringing their A-game to My Nintendo physical rewards. They added a bunch of cool new things for you to spend your platinum coins on. Here’s what they added: Mario Kart Live: Home...[[ This is a content summary only. Visit my website for full links, other content, and more! ]]Original link

We rarely focus on the piece count when discussing digital builds. Well, it’s not surprising since accumulating a palette of real-life bricks is a lot more challenging than copy-pasting some from a digital library. Nevertheless, designing something mind-blowing always requires a lot of skill and an artistic eye — whether you work digitally or not. I was totally taken aback by a diorama Finn Roberts revealed the other day. Being a result of thorough planning and an enormous amount of designing, this digital masterpiece brings back one of my childhood hobbies — spending hours spying insanely detailed posters from LEGO promo catalogs. The composition, the focal length, the depth, even the angle — everything seems to be just perfect in this photo. Finn shares that it took him seven months to finish the designs of the facades. And these are just a part of the whole diorama, which weighs in at...

Spooky builds don’t have to be all black to get their point across. Anthony Wilson has created a LEGO-based human-tree hybrid called the Aortis Bloom that instead leans into the crimson side of the spectrum. The medically-inclined among us might not even find it creepy – the heart is just a biological necessity, after all. The twisting veins and arteries made from dinosaur tail elements may be a little disquieting, but they’re also very vital to good health. And the blood-red and dark-blue leaves suggest the flowing of oxygen through the system. I’m not sure what those little bits of “fruit” are supposed to represent, though. And just what is the tree sitting in? Dirt? Dried blood? And while really elegant looking, I think that table is actually evil, too. (Just trust me on that.) If you’d like your October to be a bit more direct with the disquieting images, just...