One of the “Best LEGO Star Wars” Sets Ever Just Sold for $725, And They’ll Never Make Another Like It

As a huge LEGO and Star Wars fan, I was really interested to see the recent auction results for the LEGO Star Wars Trade Federation MTT (set 7662). This set originally retailed for around $100 back in 2007, but recently someone snagged it at auction for $725! Now, BrickEconomy estimates a complete, unopened version is worth closer to $1,250, so that buyer got a fantastic deal. It’s a pretty impressive set too – with over 1,300 pieces, it’s about 16 inches long and 10 inches tall, and comes with a whole army of Battle Droids and a Droideka. That’s why so many LEGO and Star Wars collectors consider it one of the best sets LEGO ever made.

Xbox Exclusive RPG Now 100% Free on Microsoft Store

The free game currently being given away with Xbox is a remastered version of the classic 1988 RPG, Wasteland. The original was created by Interplay Entertainment and published by Electronic Arts. This updated version was a collaboration between Krome Studios and InXile Entertainment, and published by Xbox Game Studios. It was released as an exclusive title for the Xbox One before Xbox began releasing games on other platforms. We don’t yet know why the game is free or how long it will remain available.

Christopher Nolan Debuts Epic New Footage From ‘The Odyssey’ at CinemaCon

New video footage shows Matt Damon with a full beard, walking along a beach and appearing confused about his past – similar to his famous character Jason Bourne. He questions if he ever had a wife or children, even wondering about the age of a potential son. The video also confirms that actress Jodie Comer will be playing the goddess Calypso.

Crypto’s Secret Handshakes: Only 1% Dare to Whisper Market Maker Deals

Ah, the crypto bazaar-a place where transparency is as rare as a honest politician. Novora’s latest Research report has peeled back the curtain, only to find a stage littered with shadows. Over 150 protocols, spanning DeFi, Layer 1, Layer 2, AI, infrastructure, and stablecoins, were paraded before the judges. The verdict? Fewer than 1% confess their market maker dalliances.