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To mark Pokémon’s 30th anniversary, Nintendo and The Pokémon Company unveiled the Pokémon Game Music Collection—a palm-sized Game Boy–shaped music player that can load 45 cartridge-style melodies from the series’ earliest games; each cartridge shows a screenshot, and it was announced by Junichi Masuda during a livestream. It goes on sale at Pokémon Center today, though US pricing hasn’t been confirmed.
LEGO and Pokémon fans get an exclusive tomorrow: the 233‑piece Mini Pokémon Center set is a LEGO Insiders reward, redeemable with 2,500 LEGO Insiders points. Points can be earned by purchasing LEGO products or by scanning QR codes from instruction booklets, then redeemed as a promo code at checkout. Registration of owned sets (via the LEGO site or mobile app) is required, pre‑2018 sets without QR codes aren’t eligible, and the offer runs while stocks last. The set, aimed at 18+ collectors, features authentic Pokémon Center details like sliding doors, a healing station, seating area, and PC, and will launch alongside LEGO’s Pokémon series tomorrow (Feb 27).
Pokémon Company unveiled a novelty Pokémon-themed mini Game Boy Jukebox that doesn’t play games. It’s a small музыk player shaped like a Game Boy, housing 45 mini cartridges (one track each) from Pokémon Red/Blue, with screenshots on the cartridges’ backs. It’s designed to sound like a genuine Game Boy, runs on 3 LR44 batteries, and has no headphone jack. Availability varies by region: in Japan it’s sold via a lottery for about 9,900 yen (~$64) with late-March shipping; in North America and the UK it’s available now at Pokémon Center, while Germany, Australia, and New Zealand are not listed. Images and box art accompany the reveal, underscoring its status as a collectible rather than a playable mini-console.} (bot_challenge: false) }ण्य? Wait I included extraneous characters and a stray language. I need to provide valid JSON per tldrdaily format, no trailing notes. Also ensure the tldr content is a single paragraph or less. Let's rewrite cleanly. Also fix the language:
Japan is getting a premium Special Edition physical release of Pokémon FireRed & LeafGreen for Switch, featuring replica GBA cases and laser-engraved light-up glass balls in a display case, priced at 19,800 yen and available from the Pokémon Center online store on Feb 28; the same titles will also launch on Switch eShop globally on Feb 27, though a Western Special Edition release hasn’t been announced.
The Pokémon Company's life-size Psyduck plush is available for pre-order on The Pokémon Center US-based store, priced at $324.99, with shipping expected to start in October. Fans are excited about the return of the 31-inch Psyduck, despite the higher price compared to its 2020 release. Reviews highlight its charm and likeness to the Pokémon character, with some noting its top-heavy nature and the need to intercept the package due to its conspicuous labeling.
The Pokémon Center has released an official plush of the Pokémon Wiglett, a water type creature without arms or legs. However, the plush's design has raised eyebrows due to its unintentionally suggestive appearance, leading to a humorous response from fans on social media. The plush is available for purchase on the Pokémon Center website.