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I have a feeling that there will be a deluge of chip disks available cheap for people who just want to play the game. I think that some people will buy some of these expansion sets just to sell the minifigures, and try to make a small amount to the gamers by selling just those RFID disks

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A very large image taken from the Starter Pack displaying all the currently known minifigures plus a special one to be included with a Midway Arcade booster pack of a gamer donning a dark jacket, green shirt, brand less soda, and a token. (Far right under Wave 4.) Source

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Is there any predictions on which sets will be rare? It's really hard to invest all of them.

I don't believe there will be "rare" ones, but I do believe that there will be sets that are popular long after these are retired.

Doctor Who, for instance - this is the only way to get a Cyberman right now.

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Well this booster pack explains the Gauntlet level and check out that Spy Hunter car! If only there was a minifigure scale edition of it.

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In the Midway Arcade Level within the LEGO Dimensions Starter Pack, Batman, Gandalf and Wyldstyle find themselves in a videogame, where they must race in Super Sprint, smash their way through hordes of enemies in Gauntlet, save astronauts in Defender, and defeat robots in Robotron. For retro gamer fans, there will be a Midway Arcade Gamer Level Pack with a LEGO Retro Gamer minifigure, and an entire level with more than 20 arcade games to beat.

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Thanks for posting this review.

I would've thought that these Dimensions packs would include building instructions. It's a pity that there obviously are only in-game instructions provided for these packs.

I figured instructions for at least the primary model displayed on the package itself would have been included. I can understand why the two alternates can only be done in-game as part of the gameplay but to also limit the basic design shown is unusual. Now if it weren't for the fact LEGO does eventually give general public access to their various instructions or the fan base usually comes through, such would have restricted the Dimensions products to little else but a pricy parts pack with a minifigure and a couple of fancy stands made pointless without owning the actual game.

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Looking at Amazon sells rankings, the highest seller so far is the BTTF level pack at #37, #53 Dimensions starter pack, #55 Scooby Doo Team Pack, and #56 Portal Level Pack on the video game accessory list. It will be interesting to watch this list to see how they do.  

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Was at TRU at 8am this morning.  Only 4 PS3 versions in stock.  They only had 4-5 of the level and fun packs.  Plenty of the regular character packs though.  There was only me and one other person there when the store opened.  Looked like they were staffed for a crowd and no one showed up.  The $20 in gift cards I  got back on my purchase was nice.  Sucks the bricktober promo doesn't work with the Lego dimensions

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No one ever goes to the one right down the block from me.  Black Friday is the only day it's busy.  Mine had lots of Jurassic park. There wasn't enough fun and level packs to even fill all the space they had setup for them.

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There was only me and one other person there when the store opened.  Looked like they were staffed for a crowd and no one showed up.  

Maybe I am being a negative nancy but these toy-to-life games seem played out. $99 price tag for the game and then having to spend big bucks to add-on? I think most people are used to getting the game for free and then spending to add-on. I have not played modern video games in sometime so I could be wrong. My kids have absolutely no interest in this game other than the Doctor Who and Stay Puft minifigs which they thought were cute, but not line up on opening day cute. They have not touched a gaming console in over a year. PC and mobile device only for this generation it seems.

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I agree. I think dimensions will ultimately fail. I know that they have plans to keep it going for three years but I don't think it's going to last beyond that. There might be a couple of interesting collector opportunities (i.e. Venkman with arm printing, Portal set) but I for one will not be putting in the hundreds of dollars to play the game.

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