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In 2001, the PC port was planned for release, as well as the possibility of a GameCube port early the following year before being scrapped altogether. The game was originally meant to be released in 2001, but was pushed back to another year to 2002, before ultimately being cancelled. Towards the end of the level, the Toa would then have to face off against their perspective elemental monster based on their element. After beating the level, the Toa would progress onto the next level and would be given a new Kanohi mask to help them along on their journey. The game would have each individual Toa go onto their perspective region and fight off against the enemies relating to the level. Sometime in early 2001, The Lego Group hired the video game development company Saffire to create a game centered around the original 2001 storyline of the Bionicle toyline, involving the Toa Mata as they fight off against Makuta's swarms of evil Rahi that threat the island of Mata Nui. The Lego Group Video games 2002 Lego Bionicle: The Legend of Mata Nui “With this in mind, we have decided not to launch this product as we no longer feel it is in keeping with the values of the LEGO CITY brand.” “With LEGO CITY, we always aim to represent the reality of the world in a way that is fun, positive and appropriate for kids,” the CITY team stated. On March 23, 2021, it was confirmed by the fan blog Brick Fanatics that after reaching out to The Lego Group for a comment, Lego had confirmed to them they had decided to cancel plans to release the set, clarifying that it went against their brand values and had also provided this statement on behalf of their decision: The building is assumed to be depicting a dynamite factory, with crook minifigures being seen robbing it, and a police helicopter also being included seen hovering over it. In 2021, a Lego City set was leaked in an advertisement from a Lego Friends instruction manual, depicting a brick building with features such as a brick-built dynamite stick prop on the top of it, as well as a cartoonish bomb print with an exaggerated facial expression to the left side.
2021 Lego City 60278: Crook's Hideout Raid The original set costed $30.00 dollars, however five copies of the prototype exist and were purchased by Lego collectors, and a rare yellow noble Ruru was also included. Originally in the 8549: Tarakava set from the summer of 2001, a yellow Tarakava was supposed to have been included with the teal one, but was replaced with the blue instead. Sets 2001 Lego Bionicle 8549: Sand Tarakava The following is a list of products that were unproduced or unreleased cancelled media. The Lego Group is a Danish toy-industry company that has produced many products based on original and licensed properties.
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