Lego’s brick-built Game Boy replica is bound to be one of the most popular gift ideas for retro gaming enthusiasts this holiday. The 421-piece recreation of Nintendo’s legendary 1989 handheld is ...

You can swap cartridges and watch the screen scene shift as you tilt it.A near full-size brick-built Game Boy with swappable ...

Nintendo is teaming with Lego once again but not for a Super Mario, Animal Crossing, or Mario Kart set this time, but instead a Lego Game Boy. An incredibly brief teaser trailer was shared by Nintendo ...

What makes things particularly interesting is that the set features interactive elements. There’s a lever that, when pushed forward, will continuously release rolling barrels. Jumpman can be ...

LEGO and Nintendo are collaborating on a new Game Boy-themed set, expanding their popular video game-related offerings. The upcoming Game Boy set adds to previous collaborations between LEGO and ...

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 is teaming up with Lego to create a brick-built version of its most popular handheld console: the Game Boy.

Thanks to the recent offerings from LEGO and Nintendo, fans of the beloved video game maker have been able to show their love for the brand in a whole new way. Nintendo's brick-based efforts are a ...

Nintendo announced a few different things for Mario Day (or MAR10 Day) and one such announcement was a new collaboration with LEGO featuring Mario Kart. We’ve seen a few different LEGO/Nintendo ...

Malcolm loves games. Be they trading card games like Magic: the Gathering or Yu-Gi-Oh, or tabletop wargames like Heroscape and Warhammer 40K, Malcolm's got a firm passion for all things interactive.

Veteran reporter and editor with over ten years of experience. Probably reading comic books. Nintendo and LEGO's partnership is reportedly expanding, with leaked information suggesting that the next ...