The recently announced “LEGO Game Boy” is set to delight both LEGO enthusiasts and nostalgic gamers alike. Scheduled for release on October 1, 2025, this intricate set faithfully recreates Nintendo’s iconic portable console, the Game Boy, in a near 1:1 scale using 421 LEGO pieces. With its detailed design, including the D-pad and classic buttons, the finished product is almost indistinguishable from the original device, making it a must-have for collectors.

Fans have recently uncovered what appears to be a tantalizing hint at upcoming titles for Nintendo Switch Online’s N64 catalog. A blurred segment in a May trailer has sparked speculation that beloved games such as Donkey Kong 64 and Super Smash Bros. might soon be added to the service. This discovery has ignited excitement among gamers who have long awaited these classic titles. The blurred images, first pointed out by user @ImakuniVT, suggest that Nintendo may be preparing to expand its classic games library.

Nintendo has taken a significant step by blocking the recording of videos on its Nintendo Today app, a move that has sparked discussions among users and tech enthusiasts alike. Initially launched to provide daily news, artwork, and video clips about Nintendo games, the app now restricts users from capturing gameplay videos, resulting in a black screen when attempting to record. This change was first noticed by a Reddit user and confirmed by VGC, who tested the app’s functionality.