A leaked report has shed light on the potential pricing for Lego's highly anticipated Nintendo Game Boy set, which is expected to hit shelves on October 1st, 2025. According to Falconbricks Studios, an Instagram account with a track record of accuracy, the set will retail for $59.99 and comprise 421 pieces.

This pricing information comes as a surprise, given that earlier leaks had hinted at a higher price point. The $59.99 tag puts the Lego Game Boy set at a relatively affordable price point, especially when compared to other Nintendo and Lego collaborations. For instance, the Super Mario World: Mario & Yoshi set, released last October, came with a $129.99 price tag, working out to about 11 cents per brick. The blocky Nintendo Entertainment System, now priced at $269.99, still offers a better value at about 10 cents per brick.

In contrast, the Lego Game Boy set's pricing works out to approximately 14 cents per brick, making it one of the more expensive collaborations between the two brands. This could be attributed to the unique design and functionality of the Game Boy set, which is expected to be a highly detailed and intricate build.

While the pricing details have been leaked, Lego and Nintendo have yet to officially confirm the information. The companies have been tight-lipped about the project since its initial announcement in January, leaving fans eagerly awaiting more details about the set's design and features.

The Lego Game Boy set is expected to be one of the most highly anticipated Nintendo handheld releases this year, alongside the upcoming Switch 2 console. Although Nintendo has announced a Switch 2 Nintendo Direct presentation for April 2nd, pricing and release details for the console remain under wraps.

The leaked pricing information has sparked excitement among fans and collectors, who are eagerly anticipating the opportunity to get their hands on the unique Lego Game Boy set. As more details emerge, it's clear that this collaboration is shaping up to be a must-have for fans of both Lego and Nintendo.

Stay tuned for further updates on the Lego Game Boy set, and be sure to mark your calendars for the October 1st release date.