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The LEGO PlayStation set, available now, is a buildable, scaled replica of Sony’s first gaming console, and it includes a buildable wired controller that connects to its front port. It is the perfect gift for the gamer in your life, including yourself. Rarely do adults have such a fun, constructive reason to play.
LEGO Insiders members can claim a two-week PlayStation Plus Premium trial right now using just 400 points from their rewards balance.
It’s a sad year for Nintendoand LEGO fans, as a large number of collaboration sets reaches the end of its lifecycle. Nintendo and LEGO both market themselves as companies that create experiences for all ages. This means that collaborations between the two didn’t just make sense, they were practically inevitable.
LEGO40899 Astro Bot is the second PlayStation set for 2026, launching alongside 72306 PlayStation, but it’s not wholly limited to that single set. 40899 Astro Bot is instead available with all purchases of £135 in the UK, $150 in the US, €150 in Europe, and $254 in Australia.
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It’s officially October, which means a whole new batch of LEGO sets is now available. This is a great month for new releases, because LEGO isn’t flooding the zone with an avalanche of new sets as it does some months (lookin’ at you, August), but the ones it’s releasing are mostly terrific. What sets are…
Three things you should know first when considering this review. One, while I have dabbled with LEGO games in the past, in truth I don’t think I ever got past the height of playing the original LEGO Star Wars Trilogy back in 2003. Two, I am not a parent, nor do I tend to play…
Astro Bot joins LEGO’s PlayStation lineup as a promotional Gift-with-Purchase: the 276-piece LEGO Astro Bot (40899) is a posable, ~8-inch display figure available with a qualifying $150 LEGO purchase.