As a tech enthusiast and collector of nostalgic items, I always keep an eye out for new collaborations between iconic brands. Recently, I heard about the “Lego Game Boy,” a partnership that promises to revive memories from the 90s. In this post, I’ll share my impressions of this novelty and why I’m eager to see how it will be received.
The Partnership between Nintendo and Lego
Nintendo and Lego have already surprised us with incredible collaborations, such as the Nintendo Entertainment System (NES) set and series based on Super Mario Bros. and The Legend of Zelda. These partnerships always generate great anticipation among fans, and the “Lego Game Boy” is no exception.
Details of the Set
Although we don’t have much official information yet, some leaks suggest that the Lego Game Boy set will be released in October 2025. With an estimated price of $59.99, it promises to be more affordable than the NES set, which costs $229.99. The set will include 421 pieces, which is significantly fewer than the NES, which has over 2,500 pieces.
My Take
As someone who likes to wait and see how things unfold, I’m a bit skeptical about how functional the “Lego Game Boy” will be. It will probably be more of an aesthetic replica than a functional console. However, for nostalgic fans of the Game Boy, that might be enough to revive memories.
What to Expect
The collaboration between Nintendo and Lego is always well-received, and this set shouldn’t be any different. Although I prefer to wait and see how it will be received by the public, I’m eager to see the reactions of fans and how it will fit into the Lego collection.
