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Mattel’s Super Mario Magic 8 Ball has all the answers for $8 (Amazon low, up to 40% off)

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Amazon is offering the Mattel Super Mario Magic 8 Ball for $7.99 with free shipping for Prime members or in orders over $25. Matched at Best Buy. Originally $18 or so, it has sold for $13 for most of the last year and has started to drop down to $10 over the last couple of months. Today’s deal is new Amazon all-time low and the best we can find. GameStop is currently charging $10, for comparison. This is the Super Mario version of the classic Magic 8-ball toy you remember. It comes in the form of a Mario Bros. Question Block and tells your fortune with “Mario-themed answers”. Rated 4+ stars from nearly 500 Amazon customers. More details below.

Today’s deal is even slightly less than the standard edition Magic 8 Ball which is currently listed at $8.50 Prime shipped. But while you’re looking at classic toys, you might want to consider one that will test your brain power like the Hasbro Rubik’s Cube for just $4.49 as an add-on item.

Mattel Magic 8 Super Mario Ball:

The Nintendo magic 8 ball has the answers to your most pressing questions! now with Mario-themed answers, this novelty toy offers fortune-telling fun and intrigue for everyone. Start by asking the ball any “yes” or “no” question, then turn it over to watch your answer appear the window!

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Justin is a senior deal Jedi over at 9to5Toys where he heads up our game/app coverage and more. He also covers all things music for 9to5Mac, including the weekly Logic Pros series exploring music production on Mac and iOS devices