Over the years, Lego gave her fair share of nostalgic series, from major Star Wars films to a faithful, brick-by-brick replica of NES. Gamers can once again relive their childhood with the announcement of the incredible Lego Atari 2600 set.
The Verge reports that the buildable model is more reminiscent of the 1980 revision than the console from 1977. At 2,532 parts, the set includes the console itself, which, when unfolded, reveals a room miniature 1980s guest, a controller with a movable joystick, and three game boxes: Asteroid, Adventure, and Centipede. In a press release, designer Chris McVeigh emphasized: “We hope that building this classic panel takes you back to the Halcyon days when a handful of pixels meant a world of adventure. save.”
Lego Atari 2600 released on August 1st (this year marks Atari’s 50th anniversary!) and is priced at $239.99. Would you buy a set for yourself?
[Source: The Verge]
