LEGO are near and dear to the heart of any adult who played with them as a child, but if you’re looking to build a collection for your own kids, you’ve likely noticed that the price for a single set has gone up. Way up.
Quite a lot of us never really gave up building with our beloved Lego bricks. Then again, most of probably never spent the time or effort designing a gigantic custom project.
Computational engineers at the UK's University of Southampton - along with a six-year-old boy - have built a supercomputer from 64 Raspberry Pi computers and Lego.
We all know that geeks often design something overly complicated to perform a simple task - yet such creations inevitably end up looking so cool that we just can't help but admire them.
LEGO has been making a lot of deals lately for super hero sets, expanding well beyond the few characters available last year, and even the dozen or so on the market in 2012.
If you're a big fan of Lego bricks, you obviously know all about storing those little blocks and shelling out a significant amount of money to purchase multiple sets.
After the Battleship fiasco, the idea of turning toys or games into movies may sound a bit flat. Then again, we here at TG do think a Lego film could be a lot of fun.
We see so much Lego animation on YouTube, it seemed inevitable that Lego itself would make an animated film, and apparently that is exactly what the company is doing.
