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Commander Shepard, WTF is wrong with your face?!
Tomopop reviewed the new Play Arts Kai figure of Commander Shepard. It costs $64.99. Tomopop Review: Play Arts Kai Commander Shepard [Tomopop] more
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Looking back at 2012 thus far, Journey stands out as one of the strongest soundtracks of the year. We had the pleasure of hearing from composer Austin Wintory regarding the score as well as offering our own review of the soundtrack in Note Worthy 001 after the album received its original digital release.
Sumthing Else Music Works has finally prepared a physical CD version, however. For $13.97, fans can get their hands on the disc which sports some snazzy artwork along with a booklet containing comments from Wintory and several staff members involved with the soundtrack. If you didn't pick up the digital album already, this is the version to get.
Are you still mesmerized by Journey and its soundtrack? Will you be looking into the physical release?
Tomopop reviewed the new Play Arts Kai figure of Commander Shepard. It costs $64.99. Tomopop Review: Play Arts Kai Commander Shepard [Tomopop] more
At the recent Tamashii Nations exhibition in Japan, Bandai has been showing off a ton of sweet new game-themed figurines as part of its D-Arts and Figuarts ZERO lines. We start with some Guilty Gear action in the form of D-Ar... more
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Ha! You see what I did there? No? Well... uh... YOUR FACE! Figurine maker Pop Culture Shock has immortalized the king of Muay Thai with a 21"-tall statue that makes everything else on your shelf look like garage sale tchotchk... more
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One of the unspoken but generally understood tasks of Destructoid is to make sure you guys part with your hard-earned cash on frivolous crap that you probably don't need, because dammit, I'm poor and all of you should be as w... more
Remember the Bandai D-Arts figure of King of Fighter's Terry Bogard that was showcased at Comic-Con a few weeks back? Someone saw fit to give the man a promotional website all of his own. It's pretty amazing. In addition to o... more
LEGO sets are cool and all, but I've always been more fascinated by the minifigs that come with the sets. With a bit of creativity, you can customize your own plastic avatar. With even more creativity, you can recreate some o... more
Square Enix's Play Arts Kai line has produced some fascinating pieces from various game series like Metal Gear Solid and of course SE's own Final Fantasy. Not braking for anyone, the company is marching right along with a fre... more
