A Lego Star Wars: The Force Awakens video game probably won't come out until 2016, but the (unofficial) trailer just arrived way ahead of schedule.

John St-Onge started playing with Lego many years ago as a way to bond with his then-young children.

Are you aware that the toy industry is in a slump right now? Indeed, there is "softness" in the toy market across the entire world. Some parent you are. Rest easy, though. Motherfuckers are still buying so many fucking Legos.

This very creative animated video by Studio Shelter uses Legos to tell its quirky story. Colorful blocks gettin' it on? Anything is possible. When in doubt—throw in a little Star Wars, too.

A trip to George Lucas's recording studio is a visit to paradise for several species of nerd. Here's a fun clip of G4TV rookie Candace Bailey emotively grunting her way through a Lego Star Wars voice-over session.

In this creative video, Legos are part of the real world thanks to forced perspective. Lego benches in city parks! Lego umbrellas in the hands of passerby! It's true - with Legos you can build anything. Video after the jump.

What do you get when you take a seemingly infinite number of Lego pieces and spend 1,500 hours over eight months creating a stop-motion music video—which doubles as an homage to 8-Bit—out of them? Find out inside.

Legos have used programmable robotics in their Mindstorms sets for years, but one enterprising builder built and coded this printer from scratch using Legos, a felt-tip pen, and old-fashioned ingenuity.

A German technical high school's robotics club created this auto factory out of LEGOs® to produce LEGO® cars in a miniaturized assembly line. Not only an amazing class project, but also the next step in Smart Car-style shrinkage.

Japanese artist/designer Yoshi Akai has engineered a sequencer that uses Legos to manipulate sound! The Lego Sequencer MRII is a 3-channel, 8-step sequencer that creates beats that wouldn't be out of place on a Crystal Castles record.

Like peanut butter and jelly, legos and lightsabers just go together. So it's no surprise that this stop-motion lego lightsaber fight is the coolest thing you'll see all day.

A man built a Lego house that's cold, leaking, and not-so-functional. He bathes in a lego shower and uses legos to scrub himself "clean." All for the sake of making history? Sure, that's not weird at all!