Imagine holding a piece of your childhood in your hands, but this time it's made of Lego! That's right, a year after unveiling their first collaboration with Nintendo, Lego is back again with a mind-blowing creation: a completely accurate Lego Game Boy that takes you back to the golden age of handheld gaming.

For those who grew up in the late '80s and '90s, the Game Boy was more than just a gaming device; it was a cultural phenomenon that changed the landscape of gaming forever. Released in 1989, this handheld marvel became synonymous with fun and adventure, allowing players to dive into worlds filled with colorful characters and epic quests.

The Lego Game Boy is a stunning 1:1 scale replica, measuring 14 x 9 x 3 centimeters (5.5 x 3.5 x 1.2 inches). It’s a nostalgic trip for everyone who remembers squeezing their fingers around that iconic grey shell. With 421 pieces, this kit comes with two replica cartridges, or “Game Paks,” featuring beloved titles: the ever-popular "Super Mario Land" and the legendary "The Legend of Zelda: Link’s Awakening." While some might argue that Tetris reigns supreme as the ultimate Game Boy experience, Lego and Nintendo chose these iconic titles to showcase their own creative genius.

But what truly sets this Lego set apart is its attention to detail. The cartridges slide into the Lego Game Boy, and there’s even a clear plastic covering acting as a substitute for the original device's glass monitor. The design is so meticulous that it almost feels like you're piecing together a real electronic device. The D-pad, start, select, and buttons A and B are all pressable, and even the volume and screen contrast dials are present. For those who have a soft spot for nostalgia, it’s the kind of accuracy that feels almost eerie during the build process.

Mark your calendars because the Lego Game Boy officially goes on sale October 1, priced at $59.99 in the U.S. and 9,280 yen in Japan. Be ready to relive those childhood memories while enjoying the satisfaction of construction!