There are only a few hours left for shoppers to get the LEGO Super Mario Super Mario World: Mario & Yoshi Nintendo Figure set ...

We can honestly say there’s no one that does it like LEGO. Just when we think we’ve seen the best LEGO has to offer in terms of innovation, nostalgia, and sheer delight, the company outdoes itself yet ...

Mario & Yoshi set has returned to its lowest price so far at Amazon of $103.99. Usually it's listed for $129.99, so this saves you 20%.

LEGO has finally answered the prayers of countless brick builders around the world, unveiling its first-ever collection of Super Mario Kart sets–six in total. However, it’s probably bad news for those ...

The partnership between LEGO and Nintendo caters to two specific audiences -- children still innocent enough to play pretend and adults who grew up on Nintendo and want to relive their nostalgic ...

LEGO dropped well over 100 new sets in the wee hours of New Year’s Day 2024, and releases in the Super Mario and Sonic the Hedgehog lineups were among them. This includes the Bowser’s Muscle Car Super ...

What’s a girl gotta do around here to get some LEGO sets? Not order them from Amazon, apparently. The Super Mario LEGO set is ...

The days are upon us. lego and Nintendo have finally come together to release products officially and I'm here to talk about them. Although I've done plenty of videos on Beyond the Brick, been on ...

LEGO fans, start your engines. For Mario Day 2025, LEGO has finally revealed a highly anticipated Mario Kart set, but it’s nothing like what fans were expecting. The Mario Kart – Mario & Standard Kart ...

Just when you thought your shelves couldn’t fit any more LEGO on them, everyone’s favorite Danish plastic brick tycoon has dropped a show-stopping new addition to its Super Mario line-up, and it’s not ...

LEGO x Nintendo’s The Mighty Bowser is still the biggest LEGO set in Super Mario lineup to date with a whopping 2,807 pieces. Even the recently released LEGO Mario Kart Standard Kart set can’t compete ...

A hacker who simply goes by the name “Rick” on Twitter has somehow managed to make both LEGO and Super Mario Bros. even better. How? By combining the buildable bricks and the video game, of course!