Lego Sega Genesis / Mega Drive Controller is Coming Soon - News
by William D'Angelo , posted on 03 September 2025 / 2,950 Views
Lego has announced it will be releasing a Lego Sega Genesis / Mega Drive controller.
There is currently no release date, however, with a page now available on the official Lego website it will likely release in the near future.
Read the specifications for the Lego set below:
Build a gaming decor icon with this LEGO Sonic the Hedgehog SEGA Genesis Controller (40769) set. Embrace your video games passion with a retro gaming controller that has a microscale Green Hill Zone scene on the back and can be displayed 2 ways. The set also includes regional stickers for customization and more. Dive into creativity with the LEGO Builder app, where you can zoom in and rotate your models in 3D, track your progress and save them all in one place. Set contains 260 pieces.
- Game room decor – Thrill any adult Sonic fan with this SEGA Genesis Controller set, featuring a brick-built game controller with display stand, to kindle creative joy
- Retro gaming controller – This building set features a gaming controller with a display stand, a microscale Green Hill Zone scene on the back, regional stickers to decorate the front and more
- Sonic the Hedgehog LEGO model – Offers an immersive gaming decor building set to encourage relaxation as you build, while stimulating focus and creativity
- Display-worthy nostalgia piece – The retro gaming decor controller has a buildable, microscale Green Hill Zone scene with Sonic and Crabmeat video game characters, plus a display stand to show it off
- Gamer gift idea for adults – This brick-built retro gaming controller with a microscale scene on the back, makes a curated gift idea for yourself or another Sonic fan who loves LEGO gaming decor
- Controller dimensions – The controller model in this retro gaming decor LEGO building kit measures over 3.5 in. (10 cm) high, 5.5 in. (15 cm) wide and 1 in. (3 cm) deep
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