Mega Man Meet Lego.

Thanks to the awesome talents of Raphael Phillips we can now see what Mega Man Lego figures would look like...if the world were more perfect. A big thanks to the 8-Bit Cubist for the heads up and the photos you see above.

When you are through wishing you too lived in this world where Lego Mega Man figures were stocked on toy shelves make sure that you hop over to Retroist.com for all manner of awesome Halloween fun.

Saturday Supercade Pt. 2!

The Lego genius known as DM Meister created the above giant sized Luigi and now thanks to YouTube you can watch a time lapsed construction of Yoshi!

Saturday Supercade!

Fun fact: Every time I type Saturday Supercade! I hear the announcer for the Medieval Madness pinball game when you start the multi-ball.

Fun Fact 2: See that image above of Luke, Leia, and Han? That is done completely with Legos. The person responsible for this hereby never has to pay taxes or work again for the rest of their life. I hereby decree this.

Still Saturday Supercade!

Too many Legos on a blog about gamin? Pshaw! You will not be able to say that once you lay your eyes on these Lego masterpieces of art, dear readers. Misterzumbi is the artist responsible for what you see posted above, thanks to Neatorama.com of course!

I love Hellboy but I'd have no problems laying down some money for that Predator creation!

8-Bit Lego.

Check out this awesome art by the folks over at Level Select, made entirely out of Legos. I've stated before how much I enjoy Legos and how gobsmacked I get by those who can craft such artwork out of those tiny bricks like you see above.

Head over to the Level Select site and make sure to look at the Metroid 'diorama' because as Jay Garrick says, you need only look at that creation to realize we need a Metroid line of Lego sets. Hm, I wonder if Jay knows he has the same name as the Golden Age Flash from DC Comics?

http://levelselect.co.uk/lego-gaming-part-iii/

Readers...I'm thinking about doing something with the site, going to take a couple of days to think on it...but there might be a big change coming up on its way.

Chain Of Fools - The Commitments (The Commitments Motion Picture Soundtrack)

Saturday Supercade!

Do you know what is really awesome? Legos. Want to make those Legos, um, more awesome? Then take them and build the Lego representations of the gang from Robotron 2040!

Brickplayer.com is responsible for this wonderful piece of art you see above, check out the site and the other retro Lego creations, as well as his non-gaming works when you get the chance today.

Lego Meet Pac-Man.

Yes, you are looking at an arcade cabinet for Pac-Man made entirely of Legos. The genius behind this work of art is one Ben Fleskes and he didn't alter any of the Lego pieces in the construction of his cabinet. The emulator that he has installed in his cabinet is the same offerings that I've talked about here before at my local Red Robin. We here at the Victory Pellet Vault salute you, Ben!

A big thanks to Kotaku for the pics and heads up.