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This Limited Edition Uncharted Statue Shows Off One Of Drake's Most Brutal Finishers
Uncharted's rugged hero, Nathan Drake, has a slew of cool moves at his disposal, but none carry the visceral impact of his signature aerial takedown, in which he pounces on his foe from a high ledge and punches them with the force of a freight train. Now, Naughty Dog and Sony Interactive Entertainment America are immortalizing the iconic maneuver with a limited edition collectable statue.
Only 1,500 of the 20-inch polystone figures are being produced, and they are available for pre-sale now, for the sarcastically low price of $350.00! Sure, it may be out of the price range of all but the most die-hard collectors, but at least it's not as pricey as that Mortal Kombat X Goro statue!
For more on Naughty Dog's universe of thieves and explorers, check out our hub of exclusive content on Uncharted: The Lost Legacy.
[Source: PlayStation Gear]
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