Lego's Near 1:1 PlayStation Set Launches On October 1
Lego's PlayStation set is coming soon, but there's more to it than just nostalgia.
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Quick answers
When will the Lego PlayStation set be available?
The set is scheduled to launch on October 1.
What makes this Lego set special?
The set is a near 1:1 replica of the original PlayStation console, complete with Easter eggs and details that celebrate the iconic 90s console.
Will the set be available worldwide?
Coverage does not yet specify the availability of the set in different regions.
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The brief
On October 1, Lego will release a near 1:1 replica of the original PlayStation console. The set, unveiled today, includes a variety of Easter eggs and details that celebrate the iconic 90s console. The set is designed to be built and displayed on a desk, offering fans a tangible piece of gaming history.
The design of the set has been revealed, showcasing a faithful recreation of the original PlayStation. IGN notes that the set includes several Easter eggs, adding an extra layer of excitement for collectors. The set's release date has been confirmed by Engadget, marking an official launch in just a few weeks.
While the set promises to be a hit among retro gaming enthusiasts, coverage does not yet specify the price or the exact number of pieces. Additionally, the availability of the set in different regions has not been detailed, leaving some questions unanswered for potential buyers.
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Who reported it (6)
- Sony and Lego officially reveal new PlayStation set with incredible retro Easter eggs Polygon.com · 4h ago
- Official LEGO PlayStation Set Unveiled: Build the Iconic 90s Console on Your Desk ixbt.games · 4h ago
- PlayStation LEGO Set Celebrates Sony’s Original Console Nerdist · 4h ago
- LEGO PlayStation Design Revealed Game Informer · 4h ago
- LEGO PlayStation Confirmed, Revealing Some Incredible PS1 Easter Eggs IGN · 4h ago
- Lego's Near 1:1 PlayStation Set Launches On October 1 Engadget · 4h ago
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