PlayStation fans can rejoice in being able to enjoy a brand new collection for collectors, perfect for decorating their interior. In addition, it touches on several licenses.
Sony Interactive Entertainment announces an exciting collaboration with Spin Master, a leading toy company, to launch a new line of collectible figures based on iconic characters from their games. The collection, called The Shapes Collection, will be available for pre-order starting in August. Perfect for PlayStation fans.
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The first figure in the collection is Horizon Forbidden West heroine Aloy, standing at 6-inches tall and featuring 42 points of articulation and 12 different accessories. Pre-orders are open via PlayStation Gear, with shipments scheduled for early August.
Other notable characters, such as Kratos and Atreus from God of War Ragnarök, Varl from Horizon Forbidden West, and Jin Sakai from Ghost of Tsushima, will also be available. These figures range from 24 to 34 points of articulation and include 2 to 4 accessories depending on the character. Pre-orders for these figures will begin on July 15, with shipping in September.
PlayStation Studios developers worked closely with Spin Master to ensure that each figurine faithfully reflects the details and essence of the original characters. For example, Arno Schmitz, lead character artist at Guerrilla, expressed his enthusiasm. Especially when it came to the figurines’ resemblance to the digital sculptures used in the game. Meanwhile, Jason Connell, creative director at Sucker Punch, highlighted the importance of the intricate details of Jin Sakai’s armor. And his combat tools.
This new range of figurines allows PlayStation fans to extend their gaming experience by integrating highly detailed collectibles into their daily lives. With iconic characters and interchangeable accessories, The Shapes Collection promises to become a valuable addition for collectors and fans of the PlayStation universe. The figurines are available for pre-order. With deliveries expected from August and September depending on the model.
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