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Most of the listed Mario kids toys are made of plastic. The video games in these results are listed in physical format.

Battery requirements vary by item: some listings state no batteries required; other toys need 2 AAA batteries or 2 AA batteries. One product specifically notes 2 AA batteries with batteries included.

ESRB ratings shown include E and E10. Suggested ages listed across items include: 1.5 years and up, 3 years and up, 5 years and up, and 6 years and up.

The results include: video games, interactive building kits, castle-style playsets with figures, vehicle track sets, party video games, and toddler activity playsets.

Features include interactive figures with sensors, LCD screens and speakers, playsets with movable mechanisms and authentic sounds, app-enabled building interactions, track sets with vehicle launchers and obstacles, and video game modes that use motion-control and local/online multiplayer.

Some toys list adult assembly required (no tools). Building sets include many pieces and reference a companion app for step-by-step help. Several toys require batteries. Video games note account setup and that a separate online membership is required for online features.

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