The MISSION 1 PRO ILS gives GoPro owners a new excuse to collect lenses. It keeps the earlier PRO’s 8K recording capabilities, but trades underwater readiness for more control over what—and how—you shoot.
Business card exchanges in Japan deserve care and respect. Tamashii Nations adds a little theater with a case that unfolds, turns your card around, and presents it at the press of a button.
Crossing Godzilla with Evangelion’s Unit-01 produced a monster too good to leave in one pose. Tamashii Nations turns the X-Plus statue design into an articulated action figure, letting you rearrange its rampage without surrendering an entire shelf.
Missing the original Godzilla Minus One SteelBook might have worked in your favor. The new US$35 edition adds an English dub and a glow-in-the-dark slipcover, giving collectors another chance without having to entertain a reseller’s asking price.
Before Godzilla can tear through Japan again, someone has to build the streets. A new two-minute featurette visits the sets of Godzilla Minus Zero, offering a glimpse of the work behind the sequel to the Oscar-winning monster movie.
Building a LEGO city is one thing. Keeping its residents happy is another. LEGO Skylines puts you in charge of a brick-built metropolis, where snapping apartment blocks into place is easy; explaining the power plant next to someone’s beach house might be harder.
For generations of Transformers fans, Peter Cullen’s voice made Optimus Prime a hero worth believing in. As we remember the man behind that voice, we say goodbye to a cherished part of our childhood.
Turning a dependable hero into a villain made for a memorable Beast Wars episode. Now, Takara Tomy is giving that corrupted version of Rhinox, the Transformers character who turns into a rhinoceros, a collectible figure of his own. Bad news for the good guys—and completists with a budget.
After six years of chunky electronic figures, Mario no longer needs firmware. LEGO’s refreshed Super Mario range introduces traditional minifigures across eight sets filled with karts, castles, familiar characters, and the Mushroom Kingdom’s usual disregard for workplace safety.