Comments on: Lego’s Attempt to Save Imagination Could Work

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By: Sarah Jo Sautter

Sarah Jo Sautter — Thu, 21 Jan 2010 10:53:13 +0000

@Eric B – As a consumer your shelf life complaint is valid, though I bet that’s exactly what LEGO intends in order to drive demand and keep producing new specialty products.

By: malamapono

malamapono — Tue, 19 Jan 2010 11:24:35 +0000

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But for now, LEGO’s already giving fans and creators what they desire — the tools to build their imagination. Are you inspired?
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loved LEGOs — yet, i recognize the other side of Organic which maintains brand promotion and dehumanizing negative technology commercialization. when recognizing the work of multiple artists over the years and the label of ‘renaissance’ that some fools slapped on it — no, fascism and pollution do NOT inspire me. thank you.

By: Eric B

Eric B — Tue, 19 Jan 2010 10:23:34 +0000

Legos rule in our house and I, like Craig, love playing with them with my sons. I have read some not so flattering reviews of the Lego video games (we have Star Wars, Indiana Jones, Batman, Rock Band, and Harry Potter on pre-order) saying that they are too violent, etc. When my son is done playing the video game, what’s the first thing he does? He runs right to his room to start building, so it’s pretty genius in my opinion. My only complaint with Lego is the relatively short shelf life of some of the sets. My son jumped on the Harry Potter band wagon a little late and so’s he incredibly bummed out that those sets can’t be had at the local Target. Great article…thanks!