Back in July, Nintendo fans were excited to hear that a partnership with Lego would result in a 1:1 Game Boy kit. However, the $59.99 set isn't able to play real games, unless you're a particularly creative modder. Natalie The Nerd published a blog post discussing their journey to make the Lego kit compatible with games. The original Lego kit has proven popular for nostalgic gamers around the world. Instead of including a real screen, Lego opted to include a lenticular replacement to create the illusion of a game being played.