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SEGA® et le groupe LEGO dévoilent un nouveau set de LEGO® SEGA® : la console SEGA® Mega Drive™

SEGA and the LEGO Group have unveiled a new LEGO set featuring the SEGA Mega Drive console. This detailed model allows fans to customize it between Mega Drive and Genesis versions and includes detachable controllers. The set will be available starting June 1, 2026, for €39.99.

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Gamer Heroes

LEGO Releasing SEGA Genesis Console June 1

SEGA and LEGO have collaborated to release a detailed 479-piece LEGO model of the SEGA Genesis console, available starting June 1 for $39.99. The set allows builders to customize it as either the SEGA Genesis or SEGA Mega Drive version and includes detachable controllers. This collaboration aims to merge SEGA's gaming heritage with LEGO's creative play.

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My Nintendo News

Here’s a look at LEGO Eevee minifigure

A leaked photo reveals a LEGO Eevee minifigure that will be part of a Poke Ball set releasing later this year. The LEGO Group and The Pokemon Company have officially revealed several LEGO Pokemon sets, including Venusaur, Charizard, Blastoise, Pikachu, and Eevee, with more expected in the future.

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Gamers Heroes

Persona5: The Phantom X Version 3.4 Featuring P5R’s Kasumi Yoshizawa

Persona 5: The Phantom X Version 3.4 is now available on PC and mobile, introducing the "Crossroads of Fate: Laboratory Arc Part 1" event and featuring Kasumi Yoshizawa from Persona 5 Royal. The update includes new palaces, boss battles, and collaboration rewards from other SEGA titles during the SEGA Spring Sale.

Gamer Heroes

HD-2D RPG The Adventures of Elliot: The Millennium Tales Launching June 18

Square Enix announced that the HD-2D action RPG The Adventures of Elliot: The Millennium Tales will launch on June 18 for PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, Nintendo Switch, and PC. The game features a story spanning four ages and various gameplay mechanics including item and accessory equipping. The article also briefly mentions other upcoming game releases and updates.

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Gamers Heroes

New LEGO Party! Update Brings Bonus Bricks and More

The latest update for LEGO Party!, developed by SMG Studio, LEGO Group, and Fictions, introduces "Bonus Bricks" to Challenge Zones and a new "Bonus Brick Zone" for voting on Golden Bricks. The update also adds over 15 new Minifigures, new 2v2 Minigames for Brick Battles and Minigame Rush, and supports cross-platform play on PlayStation, Xbox, Nintendo Switch, and PC.

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Monster Vine

LEGO Party Update 1.4 Adds Bonus Bricks, New 2v2 Minigames, and 15+ Minifigures

SMG Studio, in collaboration with LEGO Group and Fictions, has released Update 1.4 for LEGO Party. This update introduces new features like Bonus Bricks for Challenge Zones, new 2v2 minigames, over 15 new minifigures for customization, and Brazilian Portuguese language support.

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My Nintendo News

LEGO announces new Mario minifigure

The LEGO Group and Nintendo have revealed a new LEGO Mario minifigure, set to release in 2027 alongside new Super Mario-themed LEGO sets. This marks the first time a traditional LEGO Mario minifigure has been produced after seven years of development, distinct from previous electronic Mario playsets.

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Push Square

After LEGO Horizon, Don't Expect Any More PS5 Games on Switch 2

LEGO Horizon Adventures was released on PlayStation 5, PC, and Nintendo Switch due to a mandate from The LEGO Group, not Sony's decision. Industry insider Reece Reilly stated that Sony views Nintendo as direct competition and is unlikely to release its first-party titles on other platforms outside of specific licensed exceptions like MLB The Show.

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My Nintendo News

KiwiTalkz: Decision to bring LEGO Horizon to Nintendo Switch was mandated by LEGO Group

The decision to bring LEGO Horizon Adventures to the Nintendo Switch was mandated by the LEGO Group, not Sony. According to KiwiTalkz, Sony views Nintendo as direct competition, implying this was a strategic move by LEGO.

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