LEGO PlayStation Release Date: Sony x LEGO 1,911-Piece Console Set Launches in October

Sony and LEGO confirmed a collaborative LEGO PlayStation model during a recent State of Play reveal, announcing an October launch for the 1,911-piece, adult-targeted replica.

The officially licensed set recreates the original PlayStation console in brick form, and will be available to LEGO Insiders on October 1 with general sales opening on October 4.

Retail pricing is set at €159.99 / $179.99.

The finished LEGO PlayStation measures roughly 10.5 inches wide and is described by the manufacturers as an 18+ collectible, reflecting its build complexity and appeal to adult fans of the platform.

The set includes a brick-built replica of the original, pre-DualShock PlayStation controller and incorporates interactive Power and Eject buttons alongside a flip-top disc cover, mirroring functionality from the 1994 launch model.

Packaging for the set recreates the artwork used for the console's original Western release.

As an added display touch, the LEGO PlayStation ships with interchangeable diorama inserts that reference two of the system’s most recognizable titles: Gran Turismo and Ape Escape.

Gran Turismo was developed by Polyphony Digital, while Ape Escape originated from SCE Japan Studio.

Notably, Ape Escape was one of the PlayStation launch-era titles designed specifically around analog controls and required a DualShock controller to play as intended.

Sony framed the set as a nostalgia-focused, collectible product aimed at longtime PlayStation fans and LEGO builders alike.

The company’s announcement emphasized the model’s attention to historical detail — from scaled dimensions to the inclusion of period-accurate packaging art.

This release joins LEGO’s recent line of console-focused builds, which includes earlier models inspired by classic hardware.

For buyers interested in securing a set at launch, LEGO Insiders can place pre-orders through the official LEGO store on the Insider date; broader availability begins with the general sale on October 4.

Keep an eye on the official LEGO and PlayStation channels for stock updates and regional availability details.

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