Angela B. Culture 02.14.2024 10:Feb AM EST

6 Video Game-Themed Lego Sets You Can Buy

If you're looking to add decorations to your room or find gifts for someone who loves video games, there are some Lego sets that might catch your attention. From consoles to game characters, here are some that you could purchase online.

1. The Mighty Bowser

A known character in the Super Mario universe, Bowser is the main antagonist and a formidable opponent. This Lego set is unlike any other as it comes with a button that can be used to control his head, jaws, neck, arms, and fingers.

Given the complexity of the build, the set is labeled 18+ in terms of age. It has 2,807 to put together, so the buyer or the receiver of this set would spend a lot of time building it. It already comes with a display stand and you can pose the figure however you like.

2. Horizon Forbidden West: Tallneck

The Horizon franchise has a large range of machines within its universe. The Tallneck is the tallest of them all, hence the name, and is modeled after giraffes. Lego happens to have a set based on the machine if you are a fan of Horizon Forbidden West.

You'll be assembling 1,222 pieces to place on a platform that already comes with the purchase. In addition to the main figure, you'll also be getting a miniature Watcher and the main character, Aloy, holding her spear.

3. The Iron Golem Fortress

Minecraft is probably one of the most popular video games out there, enjoyed by both adults and children at the same time. As you explore the world of Minecraft, you may have encountered an Iron Golem or two, maybe even created one yourself.

This set is only 868 pieces all in all and is suited for ages nine and above. Aside from the giant Golem fortress, you will also be getting other miniature characters from the game such as the Crystal Knight, Golden Knight, Iron Golem, Charged Creeper, and two skeleton horsemen.

4. Sonic's Green Hill Zone Loop Challenge

Sonic the Hedgehog is yet another classic game character that a lot of us grew up with. This set serves as a course for the quick protagonist as he rescues animals from Dr. Eggman, so as long as he gets through all the buildable obstacles.

The set is suitable for ages eight and above and has 802 pieces for assembling. Aside from Sonic himself, you'll also receive other characters like Amy, a Flicky, Becky, Pocky, Pecky, Dr. Eggman, Chopper and Newtron, and other interactive accessories.

5. Atari 2600

If you've played the Atari 2600 in your youth, then you might already have back problems like the rest of us, but that shouldn't stop you from building this set for the sake of your childhood. Other than the memories it may bring, it also serves as a good addition to any game room.

The Lego set is meant for ages 18 and above and has a total of 2532 pieces. The item comes with the console itself, a joystick, game cartridges, and mini-build story scenes. You might even recognize the game cartridges with titles like Asteroids, Adventure, and Centipede.

6. Nintendo Entertainment System

Here's another classic console for those who have been playing video games for decades. The Nintendo Entertainment System or NES was where the first Super Mario Bros. game was released, which is why it's a memorable unit for a lot of people.

The Lego set where you can rebuild that console also shows the classic Super Mario game on the TV screen that comes with the purchase. It's for 18 years old and above and has 2646 pieces for assembly. Of course, it comes with the console and controller, as well as a cartridge.