LEGO doesn't deal well with small retailers anymore. It used to until around 2000 or so. From what I know, Lego handles its own distribution, and recently (ish) has restricted the availability of MANY items to small retailers in favor of large scale retailers, in particular Wal*Mart, Toys R Us, and Target (in the US).
I've heard that effectively Lego put in a mandate to its marketing staff to stop spending so much time on small retailers. Their staff had been putting in roughly the same amount of time on small retailers as large ones-- now the attention and availability for a retailer is more proportional to the amount of money that they spend on Lego.
I know small retailers basically have a very restricted catalog to order from, and only in limited quantities. At one point (not sure if this is still the case), they also had to buy "package deals" to a certain extent. That is, small retailers would be required to buy at least SOME of certain product lines, even if the retailer didn't want them.
if you mean blocks ,then it's LEGO!
Acctully there are 6 Lego games LEGO starwars, LEGO starwars 2, LEGO starwars the complete saga, LEGO batman, LEGO Indiana Jones and Lego battles
No, the only Lego games are, Lego Indiana Jones, Lego Star Wars, Lego racers, Lego Harry potter, Lego bionicle, and Lego batman.
Lego is produced by Lego
If you are building Lego city and out of Lego, ask Mum or Dad to buy you more Lego's at the shops to continue your Lego City.
Lego starwars Lego starwars 2 Lego starwars the complete saga star wars Lego batman Lego Indiana Jones Lego Indiana Jones 2 Lego starwars 3 the clone wars Lego Harry Potter years 1-4 Lego battles Lego bionicle heroes
yes everyting is lego in lego land
LEGO Harry Potter! Duh!
There Are Many Lego Men but not many Lego Women
LEGO Universe, LEGO Prince of Persia, and LEGO X-Men came out after Lego Harry Potter. Also LEGO lord of the rings will be coming out soon.
Lego bricks are little blocks and Lego bricks can connect to other Lego bricks
You may have mixed 'Lego blades' up with 'Lego Bionicle'.