Because functional game consoles are so 2010’s, this is the official LEGO Sony Playstation set. The kit contains 1,911 pieces and builds an almost full-scale version of the classic 1994 gaming console, complete with pressable open and power buttons, and a connectable controller. Pressing the open button reveals tiny Gran

Because who doesn’t want to hear me constantly yelling “DO A KICKFLIP!”, this is SK8MOD, a $99 controller designed specifically for playing skateboard video games (list of compatible games HERE). You just download the app to your phone, then mount your phone in the middle of the board and you

Skyrocketing straight to the top of my Christmas list (I won’t get it, then throw a tantrum and accuse everyone of not loving me — and be at least 3/4s right), LEGO has just released a Donkey Kong™ Arcade build set. The 1,371 piece set costs $200 and produces a

Because dream it and you can certainly die or almost die trying to make it happen, Youtube No Bitrate challenged himself to build a game-accurate coconut shooter from Donkey Kong 64. The first, more accurate version is made from an actual hollowed log and uses gunpowder for propulsion, but is

This is OK Nintendo, the entirety of Radiohead’s 1997 album OK Computer recreated with soundfonts from different N64 games by on4word. Each track uses a different game’s sounds (including Super Mario 64, Mario Kart 64, both Zelda games, Star Fox 64, Goldeneye 007, and more), although a couple are repeated.

This is a video of musician Smooth McGroove performing a multi-track acapella cover of the ‘Float Islands’ theme from Kirby’s Dream Land on Game Boy. It’s a tasty jam, and he does a great job. Personally, I never had Kirby’s Dream Land on Game Boy. Pretty sure I only had

Presumably elbow deep in a jar of crazy pills and convinced they can somehow top the 1994 version, this is Paramount’s trailer for the upcoming 2026 Street Fighter movie. It doesn’t have Raul Julia in it though, so that’s an automatic one thumb up deduction from me. And my other

Because there’s no ingenuity like LEGO ingenuity, this is a video of the playable Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater inspired LEGO build imagined and constructed by David McLelland. It’s currently up for voting on the LEGO Ideas website, so if you want LEGO to consider making it a real set, go