Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Kids love video games, but let’s be honest, we'd all like to see them break away from the screens and play with actual toys that ...

Lego has revealed six - six! - new Mario Kart sets are on the way. This marks the very first time Mario's racer will be immortalised in brick form. Launching on New Year's Day 2025, Lego says "each ...

Rev up your engines as LEGO and Nintendo have teamed up once again to bring the high-speed thrills of Mario Kart to brick form. A new LEGO Super Mario: Mario Kart set is launching in August 2025, ...

Divided across 17 bags, Mario & Standard Kart is two separate builds. The first build is the Standard Kart. You construct a LEGO Technic mesh, held together by pins and reinforced by bricks, to form ...

LEGO will release a model of Mario driving the Standard Kart from Mario Kart in late spring. Fans have been waiting for a set like this for a while, as there are other Mario Kart sets, but on a much ...

At 1,972 pieces, the Mario & Standard Kart set is one of the biggest sets LEGO has produced based on a Nintendo franchise. Across various Mario Kart games, the Standard Kart model has changed quite a ...

It has been quite some time since we have seen new starter sets for LEGO's Super Mario Bros. Collection. Fans can now dive into a truly unique LEGO experience as a new Mario Interactive Super Mario ...

Mamma mia, Mario, your new Mario Kart Lego set looks wonderful! And the large set, which was just officially revealed by Lego after a few leaks, might just be the best Nintendo-themed build yet! On ...

We can honestly say there’s no one that does it like LEGO. Just when we think we’ve seen the best LEGO has to offer in terms of innovation, nostalgia, and sheer delight, the company outdoes itself yet ...

Having teased some aspects of LEGO Super Mario previously, today’s the day when we get to see the full link of sets, and what they can and can’t do. I had the chance to test some of them out in the ...

LEGO Super Mario is a new toy-game collaboration from LEGO and Nintendo. It centres around a smart Mario character that can read special tiles in LEGO-constructed versions of classic Mario levels.

If you buy something from a Verge link, Vox Media may earn a commission. See our ethics statement. Despite that emphasis on physical play, the first thing that struck me when setting things up is how ...