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Lego Pokémon Smart Play hands-on: A better way to build, train and battle
Lego's new Smart Play sets offer a fresh take on the popular Pokémon franchise, allowing users to build, train, and battle. This hands-on preview explores how Lego has integrated its building toy concept with the beloved game.
Leaked Lego Pokemon sets look so much better than the old ones, and it's a step in the right direction
Leaked images suggest three new Lego Pokemon display sets are in development, featuring Rayquaza, Munchlax, and Arcanine. These sets are reportedly aimed at adult collectors and are expected to be released on August 1, 2026, with prices ranging from $79.99 to $129.99. The article notes these new designs are an improvement over previous Lego Pokemon offerings.
Where To Preorder All 12 Lego Pokemon Smart Play Sets
Lego is expanding its Pokemon line with 12 new interactive Smart Play sets launching on August 1. These sets feature sound and light effects, with some requiring separate "Smart Brick" pieces found in the "All-in-One" sets. Preorders are available now, with a special bonus offer at Pokemon Center for purchases over $130.
Games Inbox: Will God Of War Laufey be a good game?
Readers express mixed feelings about the upcoming God of War Laufey, with some preferring Santa Monica Studio to create a new IP. The article also touches on the crowded September release schedule and the perceived lack of surprise in recent State of Play presentations.
LEGO Poké Ball seemingly delayed for production reasons
The LEGO Poke Ball set, featuring a scene inside and a Pokemon minifigure, has reportedly been delayed from its August 1st release due to production issues. This set was rumored to be the only one containing a minifigure. The LEGO x Pokemon collaboration also includes other sets like Venusaur, Charizard, Blastoise, and Pikachu and Eevee.
"Honestly looks official": Fan-made Lego Pokemon Magnemite gets community seal of approval
A fan has created an impressive fan-made Lego set of the Pokemon Magnemite, which has received widespread approval from the online community for its official-looking design. This fan creation is comparable in scale to existing official Lego Pokemon sets like Eevee, sparking discussion about potential future official releases.
