We may earn a commission from links on this page. Nintendo just announced a new console and it’s still not the Switch 2. The console maker is teaming up with Lego to release a Game Boy made of ...

Nintendo have announced that they're teaming up with Lego to release ... and Mario-themed kits. The NES kit included a replica of the console, a game cartridge, controller, and TV adding up ...

The last Lego Nintendo system was the NES, which released in 2020. That set’s replica console, game cartridge, controller, and TV consisted of 2,646 bricks with a price tag of $200. I imagine ...

Nintendo previously partnered with LEGO to release a brick-based NES, complete with classic ... have some additional functionality. The Joy-con controllers will reportedly feature magnetic hall ...

You can use toys, Lego figures and bricks ... This project from Howchoo tucked a Raspberry Pi Zero inside an old NES controller for what is possibly the coolest retro gaming setup we've seen ...

The original version was released in 2002 — this remastered version features updated graphics and audio, support for modern controller systems ... of plastic-bricks? Lego 2K Drive brings ...

This 879-piece set lets you build an abstract scene comprised of various breakthroughs in the science world. The base is ...

A custom PCB holding an ESP32 and DRV8833 dual H-bridge motor controller is used to interface with standard LEGO motors using their stock block-like connectors. That means the board is a drop-in ...

Dubbed "hard to find" by Lego, the Lego NES is sold out at Walmart, Best Buy, Target, and the Lego Store. Amazon is the only major retailer that has it available for purchase.

This is not the first collaboration between the two companies as there have been a number of Nintendo-themed products including a LEGO NES. Sadly, LEGO and Nintendo haven’t shared any pictures ...

Currently scheduled to launch in October 2025, the set follows on from the Lego NES set that the companies launched back in 2020. Presumably, however, it probably won't be quite so ludicrously ...