New Meaning to Super Mario Brothers 3D

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My daughters love playing together but their personalities are completely the opposite. One likes video games and all things electronic. The other likes singing, dancing and imaginative play. K’NEX merged their worlds with the Super Mario Bros 3D Bowser’s Building Set.

It took them several days working off and on to get the set assembled. That provided them with quality time as they pieced it all together. Once they were done, I was surprised how they gave life to the play set!

So much so that they asked to record a video of how it works. When I sat down to watch them (before we recorded), I wasn’t sure they were moving in the right direction. Then I realized something… it didn’t matter. It’s imaginative play. They’re offline. They’re playing together. They’re laughing, smiling and having fun.

That’s worth the price of admission right there. Watch their video and you be the judge… Do they look like they’re having fun?

If you think this set would make a great addition to your family, be sure grab one on Amazon or eBay. It was a Toys R Us exclusive!

27 thoughts on “New Meaning to Super Mario Brothers 3D

  1. I love that you said “it didn’t matter. It’s imaginative play. They’re offline. They’re playing together. They’re laughing, smiling and having fun.”: So many kids get caught up in video games, they forget to play with hands on toys! This one looks fun!

  2. Now that is absolutely amazing. I love to play Super Mario Brothers and I never even knew K’Nex had released this. This is definitely a whole new perspective to the game and I think I’m going to have to try it.

  3. Yes! It does look like they are having fun for both of their creative genius! That rocks. My kids are different from each other in temperament and age, but they would play well together with this unique set for hours. Very cool.

  4. What a super fun video, I bet the kids had a blast making that! I didn’t even know that Super Mario Bros had a Knex line of toys!

  5. I wish our toys could have been this cool when I was a kid. I grew up playing Mario as the Nintendo NES was the first video game system I ever had.

  6. Imaginative doesn’t have boundaries, or at least it shouldn’t. Good for you for recognizing it. Your family looks fun. 🙂

  7. Holy crap! I’m geeking out over here! I NEED this under the tree this year. I’m a forever geek/gamer, and I think this is totally bad @$$.

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