Enthusiasts rave over the captivating LEGO Nintendo Game Boy, creating a buzz online
In an exciting collaboration, LEGO and Nintendo have unveiled a 421-piece brick-built Game Boy set. The miniature replica, targeted at adults aged 18 and up, is now available for preorder and will be released on 1 October.
The set, which has received positive feedback from gamers, features a near 1:1 scale brick-built replica of the original Game Boy console. It includes a control pad, A and B buttons, select and start buttons, a volume dial, and contrast adjustment. However, it's important to note that games cannot be played on the brick-built Game Boy set.
Instead, the set comes with two changeable brick-built Game Paks, each a brick-built version of classic games: The Legend of Zelda: Link's Awakening and Super Mario Land. The games can be changed in and out to alter the screen display or the default start screen can be chosen.
The LEGO Game Boy set has been a hot topic on the Nintendo Subreddit, with users praising its fun factor, reasonable price, and swappable cartridges. Jardex22, for instance, commended the set for being fun, reasonably priced, and having swappable cartridges. Anotherspelunker, on the other hand, plans to purchase the set as a showpiece.
Meanwhile, discussions about the set have also sparked excitement about potential future collaborations. F34RTEHR34PER expressed their excitement about the LEGO Game Boy set, hinting at the possibility of more LEGO Nintendo collaborations in the future.
Interestingly, rumours of new LEGO Mario and Animal Crossing sets have been leaked online, adding to the anticipation surrounding LEGO's Nintendo collaborations. As for the Nintendo Switch 2, a gaming expert has highlighted that it needs to improve in a key area to sustain success.
As we eagerly await the release of the LEGO Nintendo Game Boy set, it's clear that this collaboration is a exciting step forward for both LEGO and Nintendo, promising a unique and engaging experience for fans of both brands.
