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The Rad Super Mario Rubix Cube

By Brian Ashcraft, 4:00 AM on Wed Feb 21 2007, 2,471 views (Edit, to draft, Top, Slurp)

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What better way to bring back the 1980's with Mario and Rubix cubes. This six-colored New Super Mario Bros. puzzler breathes new life into old favorites. The cube has been out since last November and retails for ¥2,079 (US $17). Two words: Must have. Brian Ashcraft

Mario Rubix [MegaHouse via Tokyo Mango]

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