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Titanfall Atlas Smashes Onto The Toy Collecting Scene
Publisher Square Enix just released the first official photos of the Play Arts Kai Atlas Titanfall toy. The Titan will stand around 12” tall and will include a pilot scaled appropriately.
Titanfall is a great game, and has been selling quite well, and considering the subject matter (awesome fighting robots) it seems like a series of high-quality toys would be a no-brainer. The collector’s edition even came with a cool statue. If this first toy is any indication, collectors have a lot to look forward to.
Square Enix has not yet released any information on pricing or release date, but except to hear something soon. If you’re a big fan of the Titanfall mechs, check out this video feature with Respawn Entertainment lead artist Joel Emslie on how they came up with the iconic Titan design. For more Titanfall related fun-with-toys, check out this lego version of Titanfall's EVA-8 shotgun.
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