You can currently get 25% off LEGO Super Mario Game Boy in early Black Friday deal
It's only been a year since LEGO Super Mario Game Boy dropped online and fans can already snag 25 percent off the nostalgic set.
For a limited time only, the £54.99 'console' has been reduced to just £40.99 on Amazon, and it's the ultimate Christmas present.
With 421 pieces in total, it's a near 1:1 scale replica of the original Game Boy, complete with a + control pad, A and B buttons and even a Game Pak slot.
Fans can personalise their set-up too, with lenticular screens for the following game paks that come with the set: The Legend of Zelda: Link's Awakening and Super Mario Land.
LEGO Super Mario Game Boy, WAS £54.99, NOW £40.99
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For an immersive build, you can follow the step-by-step instructions in the box or download the LEGO Builder app, that enables you to zoom in and rotate a 3D digital image of your model as you build.
First introduced in 1989, the Game Boy was created in Japan, and has since sold over 100 million units worldwide.
A new dimension of gaming, it enabled fans the freedom to play their favourite games, think Tetris and Pokémon, on the move for the very first time.
Now, fans who never got a Game Boy at Christmas, can build their very own LEGO version - and it's gone down a treat with customers since its release.
"I am impressed with how realistic it looks, feels, and moves. This is definitely one of my favourite sets (and I literally have tens of thousands of dollars of LEGO) due to the detail that has gone into the design. Family and friends have actually been fooled, thinking it was a real one."
A third review reads, "Two of my favourite things from childhood put together: LEGO and Game Boy! As a kid of the 90s, I loved this set. It was challenging to put together and the finished piece is display worthy."
When the LEGO version first dropped, it sold out instantly - so this is a rare chance to secure the 'console' on offer in time for Christmas.
"The LEGO Nintendo Game Boy is more than just a model; it's a powerful piece of nostalgia engineering," one fan raved. "For those of us who grew up clutching the original grey brick, this set delivers a deep dive into retro gaming history, packaged with surprisingly clever mechanical features."
Another agreed, "I still have one of the real working ones. This set is just amazing.
The LEGO Game Boy is now available on Amazon and the LEGO website.
Fans can even purchase a lighting kit from Amazon for their at-home display, you can buy one for £24.98 here.
Black Friday will take place on Friday, November 27, 2026.
Danielle Fowler