This Lego Game Boy comes with its own brick-built games and is the cheapest it's ever been for Black Friday

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Searching for a last-minute gift for the retro gamer in your life? Look no further than the brilliantly nostalgic Lego Game Boy - now discounted to just £44.99 (was £54.99) at Amazon, the lowest price ever.

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Lego Game Boy: was £54.99 now £44.99 at Amazon

This Black Friday deal takes the Lego Game Boy back down to its lowest-ever price at Amazon. This 421 piece set is a near-perfect recreation of the classic Nintendo console, complete with its own custom game cartridges, a customizable screen, and a little stand for display.

Price check: John Lewis - £44.99 | Smyths Toys - £44.99 | Argos - £48 | Game - £54.99 | My Nintendo Store - £54.99

This gaming Lego set is a going to be a real treat for any retro game fans. Modeled after the iconic Game Boy handheld, it's a detailed recreation made entirely from the beloved building brick toy.

Major features include the ability to swap out the image on screen with screenshots from iconic Game Boy titles like The Legend of Zelda: Link's Awakening and Super Mario Land. It also comes with two brick-built 'Game Pak' cartridges, which can be slotted into the console just like the real thing.

Additionally, it comes with pieces to put together a little stand for both the model Game Boy and a game, making it perfect for display on a shelf.

Although the box recommends this build for adults aged 18 or other, particularly Lego-savvy children shouldn't have any problem putting it together so this could be a great gaming gift.

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