Nintendo and LEGO have announced their latest collaboration: a LEGO set replicating the iconic Game Boy handheld console.Scheduled for release in October 2025, this set invites enthusiasts to reconstruct the classic 1989 gaming device, brick by brick.

The announcement was made through a 15-second teaser video shared on Nintendo’s social media platforms.

The clip showcases close-up shots of various LEGO pieces, including the Game Boy’s distinctive purple buttons and D-pad, all set to the familiar chiptune sounds reminiscent of the original handheld’s startup.

Build the classic Nintendo system in LEGO® form. Coming October 2025. pic.twitter.com/XEyhbARqXq

— Nintendo of America (@NintendoAmerica) January 9, 2025

This upcoming set is part of an ongoing partnership between Nintendo and LEGO, which has previously delighted fans with products like the LEGO Nintendo Entertainment System and a retro television set. These collaborations have successfully combined the rich histories of both companies, offering fans interactive and buildable versions of their favorite gaming consoles.

While the teaser has generated significant excitement, it has also led to some confusion among fans who were anticipating news about Nintendo’s next-generation console, commonly referred to as the Switch 2. Despite numerous leaks and mock-ups, Nintendo has confirmed a new console is in development, expected to release this year, but has not provided more details.

As for the LEGO Game Boy set, specific details regarding its features, piece count, and pricing remain under wraps. Given the intricate design of the original Game Boy, enthusiasts are speculating about the potential inclusion of interactive elements, such as buildable game cartridges or a functional screen display. However, until official information is released, these remain exciting possibilities.

The LEGO Game Boy set is expected to be available for purchase in October 2025, aligning with the holiday season and making it a potential must-have for both LEGO builders and gaming aficionados. As the release date approaches, fans eagerly await more information on this nostalgic addition to the LEGO-Nintendo lineup.