Lego Game Boy Reportedly Will Cost $60 And Releases This October

According to a reliable Lego leaker, the upcoming Lego Game Boy set will reportedly launch on October 1 for $60. The leak also says its a relatively small kit at just 421 pieces. The leak, which was first spotted by VGC, comes from noted Lego leaker Falconbrickstudios on Instagram. While leaks and rumors should never be considered facts, these details align with official information that Nintendo and Lego confirmed in the kit's initial announcement.

Lego and Nintendo revealed the upcoming Lego Game Boy kit with a short teaser trailer on X (formerly Twitter). While the Lego Game Boy's design was not fully revealed, the teaser video previewed recognizable components like the classic purple face buttons, black D-pad, and pieces of the gray case. The teased pieces are small, so assuming the sizes of they are parts of the final design, then it's likely the leaked 421-brick figure is accurate.

The short clip concludes with confirmation that the Lego Game Boy set will launch in October, but no specific date or pricing information was given--adding even more credence to the potential leak. We'll be sure to update this post when more information is announced, including preorder availability.

In the meantime, you can pick up several of Lego's other Nintendo display models for adults right now, including the new Legend of Zelda Deku Tree 2-in-1 set for $300 at Amazon and Walmart. You can also grab the popular Super Mario World: Mario & Yoshi animated figure for $120 at Amazon. Amazon's listing ships via Amazon Japan, so expect a longer shipping time, but shipping is free. Other Super Mario-themed sets are also available, including the Mighty Bowser model for $260 and the Piranha Plant kit for $48 (was $60).

Lego Nintendo Display Sets

• The Legend of Zelda - The Great Deku Tree 2-in-1 (2,500 pieces) at Amazon -- $300 | Also at Walmart
• Super Mario World: Mario & Yoshi at Amazon (1,215 pieces) -- $120
• Super Mario: Piranha Plant at Amazon (540 pieces) -- $48 ($60) | Also at Walmart
• Super Mario - Mighty Bowser at Amazon (2,807 pieces) -- $260 | $270 at Walmart

The new Game Boy kit will join Lego's line of other video game system replicas like the NES and Atari. Unfortunately, the Lego NES and Atari console kits are sold out, but you can still pick up a Lego replica of the Pac-Man arcade cabinet for $268 at Amazon. You can also grab a 3:4-scale replica Xbox 360 building set made by Lego competitor Mega Bloks for $150 at Target. The set includes multiple buildable parts, including the original Xbox 360 console, its retail box, the Xbox 360 controller, and a mini Halo 3 game box.

Console Replica Building Block Sets

• Lego Icons: Pac-Man Arcade Display Kit -- $270
• Mega Bloks Xbox 360 Replica Set -- $150

More New Lego Video Game Sets

Lego also released over 100 new sets on January 1, including a long list of new Nintendo and video game-related kits. One of the biggest releases is the new Lego Mario Kart line featuring six sets based on the fan-favorite cart racer series. There are also new releases joining the Lego Animal Crossing line, as well as new sets based on non-Nintendo video game series like Sonic the Hedgehog, Minecraft, and Fortnite--not to mention dozens of other kits for other popular Lego collections like Star Wars, Marvel, and more. You can browse all this month's new Lego releases at Amazon.

Editor's Note: This article was updated February 20, 2025

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