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| N 21:18 | Lego Fun to Build diffhist +2,145 Panda Dude17 talk contribs (Created page with " {{Video game|Title=Lego Fun to Build|Image=Fun To Build Box.png |Developers=Sega|Publishers=Sega|Date=December 1995|Platforms=Sega Pico}} Lego Fun to Build is a video game released for the Sega Pico in December 1995, exclusively in Japan. It was the first LEGO video game ever released. == Background == Following the rise of video gaming in the 1980s and 90s, The Lego Group became concerned that video games would overtake the traditional toy market and tasked a...") | ||||
