The 2,064-piece Lego set is shaped just like the iconic Question Mark blocks from the Super Mario series, and inside of it are several small dioramas of landscapes from Super Mario 64. You can ...

Set #72050 is the latest LEGO Mario Kart adult build, with more to come, no doubt.

Poor giant-sized Lego Mario. Since last May, he’s been sitting in his giant-sized Lego kart, glumly wondering what the point is of his existence, given that he has no one to race. Until now, that is.

Exactly one year since LEGO announced Mario & Standard Kart (72037), it has once again marked “Mario Day” with a gorgeous, Luigi-themed follow-up.

March 10 might be Mario Day, but the Nintendo icon's little brother Luigi is stealing the show with a brand-new Lego set. Last year saw the launch of the Lego Mario and Standard Kart set, and on April ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. A British writer who specializes in indie gaming and LEGO. Just when you thought your shelves couldn’t fit any more LEGO on them, ...

We can honestly say there’s no one that does it like LEGO. Just when we think we’ve seen the best LEGO has to offer in terms of innovation, nostalgia, and sheer delight, the company outdoes itself yet ...

It's Mario's big day, and Nintendo's plumber is getting a new Lego set with quite a few pieces in the box. Lego has revealed a new Mario Kart Lego set today, March 10, with almost 2,000 pieces and an ...

At 1,972 pieces, the Mario & Standard Kart set is one of the biggest sets LEGO has produced based on a Nintendo franchise. Across various Mario Kart games, the Standard Kart model has changed quite a ...

Mamma mia, Mario, your new Mario Kart Lego set looks wonderful! And the large set, which was just officially revealed by Lego after a few leaks, might just be the best Nintendo-themed build yet! On ...

Luke Dammann is a writer from the United States of America. Playing video games since before he can remember, writing about the next Halo or Call of Duty title comes naturally to Luke, who is always ...