Lego PlayStation: Is This 1,911-Piece Set Worth Your Money?
This set offers a nostalgic building experience for fans of the original PlayStation, but its non-functional buttons may disappoint those expecting interactive play features.
This set offers a nostalgic building experience for fans of the original PlayStation, but its non-functional buttons may disappoint those expecting interactive play features.
Key points - Lego PlayStation set has 1,911 pieces and is nearly 1:1 scale. - Box art pays homage to original PS packaging. - Includes 14 bags, eco-friendly packaging, and a manual with Ken Kutaragi's message. - DVD-ROM lid opens via spring-loaded button; Power button can be pressed. - Includes two mini-scenes: Gran Turismo and Ape Escape, which can be pulled out for display.
Timeline - n/a: Lego announces PlayStation set. - n/a: Set is released and available for purchase.
FAQ
Q: How many pieces are in the Lego PlayStation set? A: The set contains 1,911 pieces.
Q: Does the Lego PlayStation actually work? A: No, it's a display model. The disc lid opens and the power button presses, but it doesn't play games.
Q: Are the buttons on the controller functional? A: No, none of the buttons on the included DualShock controller can be pressed.
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