The LEGO PlayStation set is on general sale as of October 4, 2026, priced at 27,980 yen including tax and recommended for ages 18 and up. It is sold through the LEGO online store, LEGO Stores, the Benelic LEGO Store Rakuten Ichiba shop, Legoland Japan Resort, and the Legoland Discovery Center locations in Tokyo and Osaka.
LEGO Japan announced the LEGO PlayStation set on September 3, 2026, with general sales set to begin October 4. The set recreates the first-generation PlayStation's gray body and controller in 1,911 LEGO pieces, and the finished model measures about 6 by 26 by 19 centimeters, close to the size of the actual console. The controller attaches to the main unit, and the Open and Power buttons work and can be pressed.
The set's main feature is a diorama hidden inside the casing. Two scenes are included: a miniature course from the 1997 racing game Gran Turismo and a scene from the 1999 game Ape Escape with the red and blue monkey helmets. The diorama pieces can be stored inside the console or displayed separately.
The set carries product number 72306 and is recommended for ages 18 and up, priced at 27,980 yen including tax. LEGO Insiders members could purchase early starting October 1, ahead of the October 4 general sale. Between the announcement and the start of general sales, the retail network widened from the official LEGO online store, LEGO stores nationwide, the Benelic LEGO Store Rakuten Market shop, and Legoland Japan Resort to also include the Benelic LEGO Store Rakuten Ichiba shop and the Legoland Discovery Center locations in Tokyo and Osaka.
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- game · 2026-10-04 · Japan · 2026-10-04
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- LEGO official online store (Japan) · 2026-10-04
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- general sales begin October 4 · 2026-09-03
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- priced at 27,980 yen including tax · 2026-09-03
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- recommended for ages 18 and up · 2026-09-03
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- LEGO Insiders members can purchase early starting October 1 · 2026-09-03
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- retail locations include official LEGO online store, LEGO stores nationwide, Benelic LEGO Store Rakuten Market shop, and LEGOLAND Japan Resort locations · 2026-09-03
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- recreates the first-generation PlayStation's gray body silhouette and controller using 1,911 LEGO pieces · 2026-09-03
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- measures approximately 6 cm high by 26 cm wide by 19 cm deep · 2026-09-03
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- controller connects to the main unit, and the Open and Power buttons are functional · 2026-09-03
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- central gimmick is a diorama revealed when the console opens · 2026-09-03
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- dioramas store inside the console or can be removed for separate display · 2026-09-03
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Oct 4
LEGO Japan began general sales of the LEGO PlayStation set on October 4, 2026. The adult-oriented build recreates Sony's original PlayStation console, priced at 27,980 yen with tax included, using 1,911 LEGO pieces. The completed model is roughly the same size as the real console, measuring about 6 by 26 by 19 centimeters. Buyers can attach the brick-built controller to the body and press working Open and Power buttons. The set includes a diorama hidden inside the casing: a miniature Gran Turismo course from the 1997 game and a scene from Ape Escape, released in 1999, featuring the red and blue monkey helmets. The diorama pieces can be stored in the console or displayed separately. The set carries product number 72306 and is recommended for ages 18 and up. Sales run through the LEGO official online store, LEGO Stores, the Benelic LEGO Store Rakuten Ichiba shop, Legoland Japan Resort, and the Legoland Discovery Center locations in Tokyo and Osaka.
Sep 3
LEGO Japan announced on September 3, 2026 that general sales of the LEGO PlayStation begin October 4. The set recreates the first-generation PlayStation's gray body silhouette and controller using 1,911 LEGO pieces. When complete, it measures approximately 6 cm high by 26 cm wide by 19 cm deep, nearly the size of the actual console. The controller connects to the main unit, and the Open and Power buttons are functional and can be pressed. The central gimmick is a diorama revealed when the console opens. Two scenes are available: a miniature course from the 1997 racing game Gran Turismo and a scene from the 1999 game Ape Escape, complete with the red and blue monkey helmets. These dioramas store inside the console or can be removed for separate display. The set is priced at 27,980 yen including tax and is recommended for ages 18 and up. LEGO Insiders members can purchase early starting October 1. Retail locations include the official LEGO online store, LEGO stores nationwide, the Benelic LEGO Store Rakuten Market shop, and LEGOLAND Japan Resort locations.