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The ‘LEGO PlayStation,’ created through a collaboration between PlayStation and LEGO, was officially released on October 4 (Korean time). SIEK provided a review unit, allowing us to build the LEGO set firsthand.
Built with a total of 1,911 bricks, the LEGO PlayStation recreates the original PlayStation console and controller launched in 1994 at a 1:1 scale. The console’s Power and Open buttons can actually be pressed, and pressing the Open button pops open the console lid to reveal its interior.
That’s not all. Hidden inside the console body are two dioramas: Gran Turismo and Ape Escape. Gran Turismo features tiny, adorable cars and a miniature racing track, while Ape Escape captures a nostalgic island scene complete with a monkey and a banana tree. Both dioramas can be detached from the console and displayed separately.
The set consists of 14 bags, stickers, 2 extra accessories, and an instruction booklet, taking about four and a half hours to complete. Despite the finished build featuring several working parts, there were no overly complex or difficult steps during assembly.
Unsurprisingly, the most impressive aspect was the level of fidelity. From its color and shape down to the finest details on the controller and console body, virtually every part was crafted to closely mirror the real original PlayStation. For anyone looking to relive memories of that era, this build is a fantastic choice.
The outer box of the LEGO PlayStation set, featuring 1,911 pieces ©INVENThe contents inside, including 14 LEGO bags ©INVENThe dreaded sticker sheet and instruction manual ©INVENThe thick instruction manual already gets the excitement going! ©INVENOpening bag 1 to officially begin the build ©INVENThe clearly visible PS logo ©INVENNext up is the Gran Turismo diorama, recognizable from its stickers ©INVENYou can see cute mini cars going around the track ©INVENThe diorama can be inserted into and removed from the console like this ©INVENAs you diligently assemble the unique-looking pieces ©INVENThe main console shape slowly starts to emerge ©INVENThe Power button can actually be pressed ©INVENThe other diorama, Ape Escape, is complete too! ©INVENBoth dioramas can be placed inside the console like this ©INVEN©INVENThis piece clearly looks like it will become the lid ©INVENAs you attach the nostalgic logos ©INVENThe console body is complete! ©INVENPressing the Open button opens the lid like this ©INVENThe logo revealed when sliding the diorama to the side ©INVENNow on to the controller ©INVENAlready time for the 14th and final bag ©INVENWrapping up the assembly ©INVENThe controller is finished as well! ©INVENHere is how it looks in the hand for scale ©INVENThe controller can actually be plugged into the console ©INVENIt plugs in smoothly without needing force ©INVENA controller faithfully capturing every detail ©INVENNearly identical in size when compared to a PS5 controller ©INVENAnd here is the fully completed LEGO PlayStation! ©INVENThe set recreates the actual console and controller at a 1:1 scale ©INVENThe LEGO PlayStation captures both nostalgia and building fun ©INVENThis article was originally written in Korean and translated with the help of AI. It was then edited by a native English-speaking editor. All AI-assisted translations are reviewed and refined by our newsroom.
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