Lego officially announced a new building set featuring a replica of the original 1995 PlayStation console. The announcement was made during a recent State of Play livestream, confirming previous speculation about a brick-built PlayStation.
The Lego PlayStation set comprises 1,911 pieces and is designed to be a near 1:1 scale model of the console, measuring 10.5 inches in width when assembled. It includes a replica of the console and its controller, featuring mechanical buttons. Additionally, the set incorporates two miniature dioramas of classic PlayStation games, Ape Escape and Gran Turismo, which are hidden within the console structure.
The Ape Escape diorama depicts an island scene with a monkey's face, offering a choice between red or blue light for the monkey's helmet. The Gran Turismo diorama features a small track with miniature cars, adding interactive elements to the display.
The Lego PlayStation set will be available for purchase starting October 1. The retail price for the set is $180. This release follows previous collaborations between Lego and PlayStation, including a Horizon Forbidden West set in 2022 and a Lego Horizon Adventures game.
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Lego announced a new 1,911-piece set replicating the original 1995 PlayStation console, launching October 1 for $180. The set includes miniature dioramas of classic PlayStation games Ape Escape and Gran Turismo hidden inside the console replica.