You Can Now Build Your Own Lego Donkey Kong Arcade Game
Retro arcade gaming has become much more accessible in recent years, whether it's buying a modern reconstruction of one of the original machines, updated for the modern era, or simply downloading home console versions of classics off modern game stores. Collectors don't need to hunt down expensive used machines on sites like eBay or Craigslist anymore.But if you're a fan of Lego and Nintendo, and you're up for something quite a bit more time-consuming, you can now literally build your own classic Donkey Kong arcade cabinet out of Lego. The new set isn't just a piece of quirky decoration for your living room.
- ▪Retro arcade gaming has become much more accessible in recent years, whether it's buying a modern reconstruction of one of the original machines, updated for the modern era, or simply downloading home console versions of classics off modern
- ▪Collectors don't need to hunt down expensive used machines on sites like eBay or Craigslist anymore.But if you're a fan of Lego and Nintendo, and you're up for something quite a bit more time-consuming, you can now literally build your own
- ▪The new set isn't just a piece of quirky decoration for your living room.
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Retro arcade gaming has become much more accessible in recent years, whether it's buying a modern reconstruction of one of the original machines, updated for the modern era, or simply downloading home console versions of classics off modern game stores. Collectors don't need to hunt down expensive used machines on sites like eBay or Craigslist anymore.But if you're a fan of Lego and Nintendo, and you're up for something quite a bit more time-consuming, you can now literally build your own classic Donkey Kong arcade cabinet out of Lego. The new set isn't just a piece of quirky decoration for your living room.
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