by Eleanor Jan 25,2025
LEGO and Nintendo are expanding their successful partnership with a new construction set based on the iconic Game Boy handheld console. This latest collaboration follows previous successful ventures, including LEGO sets themed around the NES, Super Mario, Zelda, and Animal Crossing franchises.
The announcement, made by Nintendo, generated considerable excitement among fans of both brands. While details remain scarce – including release date and pricing – the prospect of a buildable Game Boy has captivated enthusiasts of classic titles like Pokémon and Tetris. The set's design and features are currently unknown, leaving fans eagerly anticipating further information.
This isn't LEGO's first foray into retro gaming recreations. Previous collaborations have included a detailed LEGO NES set, replete with game references, and a range of Super Mario sets. LEGO's video game-themed offerings continue to expand, with ongoing Sonic the Hedgehog and potential PlayStation 2 sets currently under consideration.
Adding to the anticipation, LEGO's existing Animal Crossing and Atari 2600 sets offer a taste of their retro gaming expertise. These sets, featuring intricate details and game-inspired dioramas, provide a glimpse into the potential quality of the forthcoming Game Boy set. While fans wait for the official unveiling of the Game Boy set, LEGO's diverse range of products provides plenty to keep builders occupied.
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