But rather than going straight onto the second, you instead are launched into the Game Boy itself, building it from the inside out. It’s so delightful that it’s constructed just as a Game Boy would have been, and those button mechanisms are just so smart. OK so, I swear this is true: As I was writing this review my ten-year-old son came into my study and saw the Lego Game Boy on its Lego stand next to me on my desk. I handed it to him, and he muttered, “Game Boy.” He’s never held a real one. Yes, you could also spend $60 on a handheld device that’ll emulate every Game Boy game and more beside, but honestly, this Lego brick (pun so very much intended) just feels very special.