Link Roundup: Gene Roddenberry, Amiga 500, Superman, and more

8 things we wanted to share this week:

Gene Roddenberry’s personal collection of Star Trek props, models, and documents will be preserved via digital archive.

[h/t Variety]

The first James Bond board game of this generation turns players into supervillains.

[h/t Polygon]

Merriam Webster has launched a new imprint for kids ages 8-12.

[h/t Publishers Weekly]

Listicle Alert! This top 10 smallest LEGO sets of all time ever released in the world.

[h/t Toys N Bricks]

Get your retro gaming fix with the new Amiga 500 Mini console from Retro Games Ltd.

[h/t New Atlas]

Dr. Seuss Enterprises has partnered with Tonies to deliver classic Seuss stories on the audio platform.

[h/t Licensing.biz]

Eye Candy: Remastered for its 25th anniversary – Superman: The Animated Series hits Blu-ray in October.

[h/t Gizmodo]

The Smurfs are making a Smurf-tastic Nickelodeon debut in September.

[h/t The Toy Book]

Peruse a weekly summary of intriguing articles related to toys, games, and nostalgia that have hit the news this week.