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Korea’s game rating board lists a Lego Skylines entry tied to Paradox Interactive, indicating a Lego-themed version of Cities: Skylines and a possible reveal before Summer Game Fest 2026. The listing offers few details and it isn’t clear whether this is a standalone Lego spin-off or a broader Lego-collaboration, while Cities: Skylines 2 remains in development.
LEGO Speed Champions has officially unveiled the 77263 BMW M3 (E30) set, a 358-piece model launching on August 1, 2026, priced £22.99 / $27.99 / €27.99, and including a minifigure with an exclusive torso print plus wheels featuring the BMW logo to celebrate the car’s 40th anniversary.
Nintendo and LEGO are expanding their long-running collaboration with a LEGO Donkey Kong set, teased in a 19-second clip on the Nintendo Today app that says the set is 'rolling soon'. Since starting in 2020 with Super Mario, the partnership has expanded to Animal Crossing and The Legend of Zelda, and Donkey Kong has enjoyed renewed attention, including a Donkey Kong Bananza release on Switch 2.
Lego Batman: Legacy of the Dark Knight is revealed to feature 126 playable suits split among Batman, Robin, Nightwing, Batgirl, Catwoman, Gordon, and Talia, with detailed unlock methods for each outfit and numerous cross-media references (comics, films, and TV). The article serves as a comprehensive guide to every suit, including where to obtain them, and notes spoilers for those who dive in.
Nintendo teases an official LEGO Donkey Kong set with a brief teaser showing a rolling barrel, but no details are released yet. If true, it would be DK's first dedicated LEGO line, following appearances in LEGO Mario and other sets; rumors point to an arcade-cabinet concept and a past LEGO Ideas submission, with official details expected later.
A roundup of early PS5, Xbox, and PC reviews for Lego Batman: Legacy of the Dark Knight shows generally strong reception, praising the open world, humor, and LEGO take on Batman. Switch 2 release timing remains uncertain, and some worry the Switch port could underperform. Outlets like Gaming Bible, Gaming Bolt, Game Informer, Push Square, IGN, VGC, and Checkpoint Gaming rate the game highly (roughly 7–10/10), though a few note occasional repetition and the risk of a weaker Switch 2 version affecting Metacritic.
Lego lists several Nintendo-themed sets as retiring soon on its US/UK pages, including Super Mario, Mario Kart, and Animal Crossing lines, with regional retirements and a note that Zelda’s first set was retired earlier.
A Walmart pre-order code reportedly unlocked Lego Batman: Legacy of the Dark Knight early on Xbox, letting a player boot the game and create a save ahead of the May 22 release; other accounts are conflicting, but this suggests an accidental early access due to a code mishap.
LEGO celebrated Sir David Attenborough’s 100th birthday by jokingly updating the box age range to 4-100+, a social-media nod highlighting Attenborough’s milestone and the brand’s playful spirit.
Lego announces a Sega Genesis retro set with 479 pieces, two detachable controllers, and the option to reconfigure it into a Mega Drive version; priced at $40 and shipping June 1, 2026, it’s the most affordable lego retro console to date.
TT Games’ LEGO Batman: Legacy of the Dark Knight on PS5 blends LEGO humor with an Arkham-style combat system in a large open-world Gotham, featuring a Batcave hub, seven playable characters with unique abilities, and a heavy focus on side quests and collectibles; previews praise its tight combat and open-world charm as it aims to rival the Arkham games upon its May 22, 2026 release.
LEGO today announced a 479‑piece Sega Genesis (Mega Drive) set that includes two controllers, a game cartridge, and stickers, with a Sonic Easter egg; launching June 1, 2026, for $39.99 in the US and £34.99 in the UK, and it features customizable branding for retro-gaming fans.
Lego unveils a 479-piece Sega Genesis/Mega Drive set with detachable controllers and a dual-build design that can mimic both consoles, launching June 1, 2026 for £34.99 / €39.99 / $39.99.
LEGO and SEGA revealed a non-functioning, 479-piece Sega Genesis/Mega Drive brick-building set (40926) with detachable controllers and decorative stickers, launching June 1, 2026 at £34.99 / €39.99 / $39.99. The model measures about 4 cm high, 16 cm wide, and 12 cm deep (controllers ~2 cm high, 8 cm wide, 24 cm deep) and can be customized to resemble either console.
Irvine police say 28-year-old Jarrelle Augustine swapped valuable LEGO pieces with dried pasta inside boxes and returned them to Target for refunds, part of a nationwide LEGO-theft pattern. The scheme is tied to about $34,000 in stolen or damaged merchandise across roughly 70 incidents, with about $4,000 linked to Orange County stores. Augustine, arrested in Paramount (originally from Texas), faces grand theft charges.