The near-perfect design of LEGO Nintendo Game Boy is rightfully getting a lot of attention today, but two other sets have been announced that I think are worth a look. Most of the LEGO sets based on Wicked are in the LEGO Friends line,

Wicked: For Good is out in cinemas this Christmas and Lego already has a bunch of neat looking sets planned, based on the finale of Elphaba and Galinda’s story.

San Diego Comic Con is here, and Lego has already stolen the show with its newest reveal. The new Lego Game Boy Kit is up for pre-order before shipping later this fall. Here’s everything you need to know.

The 1:1 Game Boy replica (of the O.G. device, not the Color, mind you) is set to release on October 1 of this year, and retails for $59.99. Nintendo announced yesterday that pre-orders would go live today; however, as of roughly 11:00 a.m. EST, there are no units available on Lego’s site. Alas, good ol’ Amazon is here to bail us out again.

Notably, the finished build includes the Game Pak slot and comes with interchangeable, brick-built The Legend of Zelda: Link’s Awakening and Super Mario Lan Game Boy Game Paks. But no, this particular Game Boy doesn’t switch on, so you can’t play them.

Cue your oohs and aahs, because Lego is giving fans a first look at its San Diego Comic-Con showstoppers that starts today. When visitors step into the Lego booth, they'll find a brick-built model of the convention floor,

However, if you're an older game and don't want to spend too much on a Nintendo Lego set, the classic Game Boy set is just for you. It's built out of 421 pieces and is about the size of the console. Since it doesn't have too many fancy features,

A new Nintendo Game Boy LEGO set is now available for pre-order, and it is not nearly as expensive as some of the most collectible sets.