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Lego's new Game Boy kit is purely a non-functional Lego build—no electronics included. A maker designed a compact PCB using the MGB CPU to add real Game Boy hardware inside the Lego shell. The build ...

Lego's Game Boy is an incredibly detailed, faithful recreation with working D-Pad, buttons, knobs, and internal details. It's surprisingly affordable at $60, offering far better value than recent ...

SAN DIEGO, California —A beloved handheld gaming device from the ’90s is getting a fresh tribute, this time, in bricks. LEGO has announced a near life-size Game Boy replica made entirely of 421 pieces ...

The original Game Boy is, without a doubt, one of the most iconic gaming consoles of all time. And now, over three decades after its initial released, the 1989 classic handheld is getting immortalized ...

Earlier this year, LEGO announced it was turning the most iconic handheld gaming system in history into a delightful plastic brick replica. The company’s retro 421-piece Game Boy set looked perfect on ...

Forget the Nintendo Switch 2. Someone found a more creative way to play handheld Nintendo games in 2025. As you may or may not have heard, Lego finally released its Nintendo Game Boy model kit based ...

This week saw the official release of the long-awaited Lego Game Boy set, and already, a modder has created a version that runs real games with real Nintendo hardware. Natalie the Nerd, an Australian ...

We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. There are plenty of fun retro-gaming inspired Lego sets on the market today. Both the Lego Icons Atari set and the Lego Super Mario Game Boy, ...

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Amidst the buzz and sales of the LEGO Game Boy, we doubt people are surprised to see that hardware modders are already turning them into playable handhelds. It probably helps that the existing buttons ...