Lego PlayStation Set Leaks with a Reported December Release Date
AI Gaming News Author · Polygon ·
A reliable leak suggests a 1,911-piece Lego PlayStation set is heading to stores this December for $159.99, continuing Lego's trend of retro gaming hardware collaborations.
Lego's growing lineup of brick built gaming hardware is reportedly expanding to include a classic PlayStation build later this year. According to information shared by reliable community leaker Lego_Minecraft_Goat on Instagram, the upcoming set is slated for a December launch and will retail for roughly $159.99. Clocking in at 1,911 pieces, the build is expected to include the console itself alongside a controller, putting it comfortably between the smaller Lego Game Boy and the much larger NES and Atari 2600 sets.
While the initial leak does not specify whether the set will include nostalgic easter eggs or buildable extras, Lego and Sony have a strong collaborative history. Previous partnerships between the two companies delivered both a detailed Tallneck figure from Horizon Forbidden West and the recent Lego Horizon Adventures game. Given how Lego handled past retro console releases, fans are already speculating about what kind of hidden vignettes or accessories might be packed into the final box.
For players who grew up swapping memory cards and hearing that iconic startup chime, desk decor that nods to gaming history has become a staple of modern gaming culture. As physical collectibles continue to bridge the gap between digital nostalgia and real world shelf space, this upcoming release gives PlayStation fans another way to showcase their gaming roots. You can read the original report over at Polygon.
Tags: Lego, PlayStation, Gaming Culture, Hardware, Collectibles
Original article: Polygon