The Lego company has not made any major redesigns to its brick since the debut of the modern brick in 1958, so this is pretty big news. But what does it mean? In a continuation of screenless play, Lego is not trying to make the brick something it isn't, in this case, but simply offers an elevated experience for all ages.

Summer may be winding down, but there’s still time for fictional vacations at the “Star Wars” hotel or in a time machine to visit Walt Disney without leaving the couch. Theme Park Rangers Radar checks in with a Disney+/Lego production, a theme park ...

After days of intense secrecy Lego has finally unveiled its Smart Play System which it says will allow toys to come alive in children's hands.