The new Lego Game Boy is the latest collectible set made in collaboration with Nintendo. There have been a handful of these brick-built consoles over the past few years, such as the NES and Atari 2600 ...

Nintendo and The Lego Company have teamed up once again for a new Lego set based on the original Game Boy. First teased back in January, the Lego Game Boy set is now available for pre-order from ...

Lego has now officially revealed that its next Transformers set will be a 1,505-piece Soundwave after the first details and images about the set leaked last week. A somewhat unexpected choice for Lego ...

LEGO is releasing a 421-piece replica of the original Nintendo Game Boy, complete with authentic buttons, dials and swappable game screens. The set includes brick-built versions of "The Legend of ...

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An exciting new build has just been unveiled for LEGO fans, or equally for gamers who love a trip down memory lane. Heck, if you love LEGO and gaming, you’re in for a real treat. Why? Because LEGO and ...

Lego’s newest set is a replica of a Nintendo Game Boy, and it’s designed to tap into the millennial nostalgia that’s ruling the cultural zeitgeist. According to a press release, the collectible is an ...

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If you loved the Lego Game Boy but couldn’t get yourself to buy it because it was only a display piece that couldn’t play actual Game Boy games, I’ve got great news for you: It’s no longer merely a ...

Today, the Lego Game Boy officially goes on sale. It’s surprisingly good. But in Australia, one woman has already created a more amazing version. Natalie the Nerd, the self-taught circuit board ...