A user presented an idea for a LEGO set in the form of a Super Nintendo Entertainment System console

If the set proposed by user FoxDude5795 gathers the necessary number of votes of support on LEGO Ideas and gets approved by the jury, a construction set dedicated to the SNES might be released in the future. The kit includes two controllers and five cartridges that can be inserted into the console.

Fans of retro consoles have already managed to get LEGO sets that allowed them to build the Nintendo Entertainment System, Sega Mega Drive, and the original PlayStation right on their desks.

Now it has become known that yesterday, user FoxDude5795 introduced their set called Nintendo Game Console on the LEGO Ideas platform. Less than 24 hours have passed since publication, and the project has already gathered 166 supporters (despite the fact that 60 days are usually given to obtain the first 100 votes of support).

The name of the creation does not mention the SNES (likely for legal reasons), but the design of the novelty strongly resembles the Super Nintendo Entertainment System or SNES Mini.

The set includes two controllers and five game cartridges that can be inserted into the assembled console. The design is based on the American version (NTSC) of the SNES with pink power and reset buttons. At the same time, all buttons, including the cartridge eject button, toggle or spring back just like in the original.

As with other projects on the LEGO Ideas platform, FoxDude5795’s creation must reach 10,000 votes of support before it heads to review by the jury. Having reached the first hundred, the author now has 360 days to bring the number of supporters up to 1,000. The next milestones are 5,000 and 10,000 votes.

By the way, if the LEGO Group eventually releases this construction set one day, modders could well make the cartridges and the console itself from this set genuinely run games—just like they already did with BrickBoy and the BrickStation kit from BrickBoy for the LEGO PlayStation.