Gravity Games is a subtheme of Sports that consists of 10 sets that ran from 2003 to 2004. Most sets were released in 2003 which accounted for 8 sets. As of today, the average annual growth of all the sets in Sports Gravity Games is around 5.3% per year. The current value of all sets in new/factory sealed condtion is $972.89. As of today,
3585 Snowboard Super Pipe is the most valuable set in Sports Gravity Games with an estimated new/factory sealed value of $329.45.
Most valuable LEGO Gravity Games set 3585 Snowboard Super Pipe - $329.45
Highest growth Gravity Games set3536 Snowboard Big Air Comp - 1005.94%
Most owned Gravity Games set3538 Snowboard Boarder Cross RaceThe Gravity Games subtheme was a Sports theme introduced by LEGO in 2003 and lasted only one year. The subtheme was mainly based around the real-world winter of 2003 Gravity Games specifically skateboarding and snowboarding.
Gravity Games consisted of 9 sets, some of which were small promotional sets and were known for their features that included the ability to ramp and slide minifigs on snowboards or skateboards.
The LEGO Sports theme was based on a number of sporting activities that included basketball, football, hockey and extreme sports. Most Sports theme sets included standard LEGO System elements and minifigures but also featured various new unique pieces to enable various playability functions that were characteristic to this theme and set it apart from other sports-related LEGO sets. The LEGO Group secured a number of licensing contracts which allowed LEGO to sell many of its sets with the official logos of major sports organizations.