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DC Comics’s sculpture division makes a lot of statues, some of them of video games characters, some of them of super-heroes, and these that were at New York City’s Toy Fair this weekend of their super-heroes as video game characters. All are from DC Universe Online, the massively multiplayer online game released for PC and PlayStation 3 in January.
There were Tetris games at Toy Fair 2011 in New York City, but they weren’t video games. First, this is Tetris the Card Game from Fundex. It’s out this month.
Last year, I went to Toy Fair and saw some Halo Mega Bloks. They were pretty cool. This year’s are better. This line, which I shot at Toy Fair 2011, is slated for release throughout the year.
I found the Pokémon booth at Toy Fair 2011, and in the booth I found Pokémon DS cases, Pokémon card tins, a Pokémon movie, Pokémon toys… Pokémon, Pokémon, Pokémon. I also found some lovely Pokésymmetry.
Take a look at the next World of Warcraft statues from DC Direct. These are from the forthcoming Series Eight. Also, check out the premiere headless horsemen.
