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The Essential Video Game Figure List
Fanaticism should be proudly displayed. Your gaming den shouldn’t just be a place to escape from the world; it should be a museum for everything you love. In an effort to help you redecorate, we’ve compiled a list of the best gaming figures and statues on the market today.
This is far from a complete list of every gaming figure on the market, but below you’ll find a list of video game statues we’d proudly display on our desk.
Assassin’s Creed II Ezio Auditore da Firenze
$49.99 • Play Arts Kai
Bioshock 2 EVE Hypo Syringe Prop Replica
$16.99 • NECA
Chrono Trigger Four Figure Set
$39.99 • Formation Arts
Legend of Zelda Dark Link Statue
$189.99 • First 4 Figures
Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess Zant Statue
$329.99 • First 4 Figures
Gears of War 2 Lancer Assault Rifle
$949.99 • Triforce
Gears of War Locust Drone Design Maquette
$649.99 • Triforce
God of War Kratos Blade of Chaos Replica
$224.99 • United Cutlery
God of War Kratos Polystone Statue
$249.99 • Sideshow Collectables
Half-Life 2 Headcrab Zombie
$299.99 • Gaming Heads
Metroid Prime Gunship Statue
$299.99 • First 4 Figures
Metal Sonic Statue
$159.99 • First 4 Figures
Metal Gear Solid Peace Walker Sneaking Suit Snake
$49.99 • Play Arts Kai
Super Sonic Statue
$139.99 • First 4 Figures
Team Fortress 2 The Red Heavy
$229.99 • Gaming Heads
World of Warcraft Deluxe Collector Figure Arthas Menethil
$49.99 • DC Unlimited
Those are our suggestions. What would you buy?
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