Queue the Nostalgia, Lego Nintendo Game Boy Is Here With the Perfect Set for Ultimate Fans
This build has all the details you'd expect, from the A/B buttons and control panel to a volume dial on the side. It even has the Game Pak slot and comes with Lego versions of the iconic Super Mario Land and The Legend of Zelda: Link's Awakening Game Paks as part of the build. Additionally, you can choose from three display options: the Nintendo start screen or a still from one of the included Game Paks. Even better? You can load one of the Game Pak cartridges into the Game Pak slot like you would with a real Game Boy and display the other on a stand beside the handheld console replica.
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This Lego replica of the Nintendo Game Boy is a great addition to your collection and makes for the perfect display in a game room, office or den. Collectable sets like these tend to sell out once they are officially released, so getting your preorder in now is a good idea.
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