Thanks to television and video games, users are not limited in the ways they choose to interact with LEGO pieces they can build, control characters, and take part in interactive stories without ever leaving the couch.Įlectronic Arts released the first LEGO video game in 1997. These simple bricks join together to form millions of combinations, and have left a significant impression in popular culture and the way we play.
Whether you follow a design and instructions, or make your own creation, LEGO blocks have stimulated imaginations in children and adults since their introduction in 1958.
