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LEGO is partnering with Sony for a nostalgic gaming set (Image: LEGO).

Near 1:1 LEGO PlayStation set officially announced, priced at US$179.99

This near 1:1 LEGO PlayStation set has almost 2,000 pieces. 

The LEGO Group and PlayStation have officially announced the long-rumoured PlayStation set, based on the iconic grey gaming console of the same name. The LEGO PlayStation set consists of 1,911 pieces and faithfully recreates the original console, complete with a plug-in controller, Open and Power buttons, and dioramas of Gran Turismo and Ape Escape. 

Watch the reveal below:


LEGO PlayStation 

Release date: 4 October 2026 

Price: £139.99/€159.99/US$179.99 


How much is the LEGO PlayStation set?

The Gran Turismo diorama in the LEGO PlayStation set.

During this week’s PlayStation State of Play, LEGO revealed a new buildable set based on the original PlayStation console. This set is a near 1:1 scale replica of the console, measuring 6cm high, 26cm wide, and 19cm deep. You’ll be able to actually plug in a LEGO controller into the console, and press the functional Open and Power buttons. 

The console can even be opened to uncover even more nerdy Easter eggs from the 90s. Specifically, you can open the console to reveal hidden dioramas of Gran Turismo (with a mini track) and Ape Escape (with the red or blue monkey helmet). 

These dioramas will also be able to be displayed on their own, in case you don’t wish to hide them within the console. The LEGO PlayStation set will launch for LEGO Insiders’ Early Access on 1 October, 2026. 

For everyone else, the set will launch on 4 October, 2026. The LEGO PlayStation will set you back US$179.99, and can be purchased online at the LEGO store, or at physical LEGO stores and retailers. 

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Timothy "Timaugustin" AugustinTimothy Augustin is a Senior Editor at GosuGamers who has written about video games and pop culture for over seven years, with hands-on experience previewing titles across PC, console, and mobile at industry events. Currently, Tim won't shut up about how good Pokémon Pokopia is. It's very good!