News & Reviews:   Lego

Looks like LEGO fans are in for a treat. Recently, LEGO launched the LEGO Smart blocks. So, what should you know about it?

In line with Halloween, Lego unveiled a gaming PC custom-built as a one-of-a-kind Haunted House. Not only it's majestic to look at on the outside, but the internal also gets filled with powerful hardware that can definitely withstand a power-hungry gaming session.

Mechanical keyboard maker MelGeek has launched a fully customizable Lego keyboard called MelGeek Pixel. The keyboard comes with Lego studs everywhere. They are on the front, the sides, and even the bottom of the board. If you're those who like to make your keyboard one of a kind, this is definitely something you would like.

Who doesn't know that Nintendo's Super Smash Bros is a hit? Putting all characters into one game and letting them fight, it's hard for us not to like the idea! Earlier, Lego had introduced something similar called Lego Brawls on Apple Arcade. Until now, the company is bringing it to consoles and PC as well.

Any LEGO Star Wars fans here? The franchise is pretty popular, with a variety of different game genres that appeal to different gamers. There's even a collection of older LEGO Star Wars games on Apple and Google's app stores. However, the next one's going to an exclusive to Apple customers.

In conjunction with Mario Day which happened two days ago (Mar10), Lego is collaborating with Nintendo to make mini Lego versions of Super Mario characters, at least that’s what we expected. However, it turns out the two companies are up to something more than that. Today, a new way to play the beloved video game has been revealed and I wish I was a child again!