Lego brings fans back to the ‘90s with its first-ever PlayStation one set, recreating the original console and its controller in 1,911 pieces. The collection was announced during PlayStation’s latest State of Play and is clearly targeting adult gamers who recall the original gray PlayStation sitting under just about every TV in the house.

The “nearly 1:1 scale” set features “a brick-built version of the original PlayStation, or ’PS1’ as it’s often called, and the very first controller, which plugs into the console, plus Open and Power buttons,” reads the Lego website.

The detailed Lego replica of the first PlayStation console also features two miniature dioramas of classic PlayStation games.

Check out the fun easter eggs for Ape Escape and Gran Turismo.

Lego Group just fully revealed its new Super Mario set at Gamescom, featuring a long-awaited addition: minifigures. As teased earlier this year, the Super Mario Range lineup will finally bring this iconic plumber down to scale.

Well, if you’re looking to make sure the options are plentiful, and maybe a little bit greener, then this deal on Lego Shrek Minifigures is a must-have. It knocks 18% off the usual price of a six-pack,

In addition to being the largest LEGO Book Nook so far, this set is also the first one completely disconnected from any sort of outside IP. There's no Harry Potter or Lord of the Rings theme attached here, just a lovely little bookstore you can fit into your own personal library.

LEGO's 3,491-piece Ministry of Magic Collectors' Edition set, priced at $449.99, targets adult Harry Potter fans ahead of HBO's 2026 series premiere.

The LEGO PlayStation (72306) set will be made available for insiders on October 1, and for the rest of the world three days later. The Danish toymaker is asking $179.99 for it, which is almost half the price Mattel is charging for the larger XBOX: $329.99.