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Atari celebrates 50th anniversary – could we see the rumoured LEGO set soon?
Atari, the game and console company, is 50 years old today, offering a perfect opportunity to reveal the rumoured LEGO Atari 2600 set. Though it has yet to be officially confirmed and should be taken with appropriate caution, the LEGO Group and Atari are rumoured to be teaming up for the second official brick-built games…
Five rumoured sets we didn’t get to see at LEGO CON 2022
Although there were plenty of announcements at LEGO CON 2022, here are five rumoured sets we didn’t get to see at the event. From Star Wars and Minecraft to Avatar and Super Mario, last weekend’s LEGO CON was certainly packed with exciting new set reveals. Although much of the content had already been rumoured before…
Could we see the reported LEGO Atari set at LEGO CON 2022?
With LEGO CON and Atari’s 50th anniversary around the corner, are we going to see the rumoured LEGO set unveiled soon? As spotted by 1414falconfan on Instagram, a recent tweet from Atari confirms that the 50th anniversary of the company takes place this month, with ‘announcements coming soon’. A previous report suggests that the LEGO…
LEGO Atari 2600 console model rumoured for later in 2022
A new LEGO rumour has surfaced, suggesting that the second brick-built console could be on the way, but not in partnership with Nintendo. Promobricks, who have previously been proven to be reliable with 10300 Back to the Future Time Machine, are reporting that a new set with the likely number of 10306 is coming later…
Brick Pic of the Day: Atari VCS 2600
Some LEGO models based on real-life objects can sometimes be so well recreated, you wouldn’t even know it’s made from LEGO until you look closely enough. Are you a great LEGO photographer? Have you built an impressive MOC? E-mail [email protected] to get your image featured as the Brick Pic of the Day. To continue to support…
Brick Pic of the Day: 29 November 16
Image: Quy Chau According to Wikipedia, on this day in 1972, Atari announced the release of Pong, which was the first commercially successful video game. The photo above is only a small snapshot of the vintage machine, but the techniques used in the build are what really caught my eye. Are you a great LEGO…
