In a move that surprises no one and delights everyone, a modder turned the new LEGO build into a functioning Game Boy.

And yes, you will be able to buy a kit to turn your brick-based handheld into a real Game Boy.

We interviewed Lego designers Carl Merriam and Simon Kent to unearth some of the brick Game Boy’s Easter eggs.

Today, the Lego Game Boy officially goes on sale. It’s surprisingly good. But in Australia, one woman has already created a ...

The Lego Game Boy comes with three of these little lenticular panels to make it look like the screen’s turned on and give it ...

LEGO's life-like Game Boy set has already been modded to play actual Game Boy cartridges, after going on sale earlier this ...

Natalie the Nerd modded the new LEGO Game Boy set into a fully functional console using a custom PCB, Game Boy Pocket CPU, ...

The official LEGO Game Boy set is a 421-piece model that faithfully reproduces Nintendo's classic handheld and is priced at ...

Australian modder Natalie the Nerd has engineered a playable Lego Game Boy that runs original cartridges using real Nintendo ...

The highly anticipated LEGO replica of Nintendo’s first handheld gaming console, the Game Boy, has finally arrived in ...

The newly released Lego Game Boy kit has already been adapted to make it play real games. Sadly, you can't buy this version.

A hardware enthusiast known as @natalie_thenerd has amazed the modding community by converting the recently released LEGO Game Boy set into a ...