who's your favorite old school video game figure?

[Marvelfan117]

so.. who's your favorite old school video game figure?

[kodykoala]

Classic Link from Legend of zelda. He was great. I also loved how he was drawn in the manual and on nintendo trading cards.

[cosmicfantasycustoms]

I loved the way that the classic link looked, not as much in the 2nd game, but the others I still liked and waiting to see about skyward sword (baggy pants aren't my favorite). But I am still wating for an articulated link, samus and other nintendo characters like the Megaman/Rockman and Protoman kits. those kits are great and have a perfect old school yet new feel to make one perfect fig.

[CB2001]

I myself have two of the primary female game characters from the Toy Biz Video Game Super Stars line from the late 1990s. I've got both Claire Redfield (RE:2) and Jill Valentine (RE:1). The only others I've got from the same line are some of the creatures that comes with them or as a part of the first game. I am planning to make a diorama to display them.

Honestly, if some company had released Zeke and Julie from Zombies Ate My Neighbors, I would have bought them without thinking twice.

[Wesr]

I had a statue/trophy i got back in the late 80s of link fighting an enemy and on the bottom was a sticker you could fill out saying when you defeated that enemy. I liked Nintendo's marketing back then: happy meal toys, cereals and such. I'd have to say probably the mario 3 happy meal toys lol.

[Patraw]

The Strogg Tank figure from Resaurus' Quake II line. That thing is huge, super detailed, and I love how his shoulder-mounted missile launcher tracks along his line of sight when you turn his head. His working shock absorber feet are also super cool, even if they are prone to breaking.

[Tim 121RVC]

As a kid we had a C64, Gameboy Classic and a SNES.
C64: the guy from Exploding Fist
Gameboy Classic: Red Arremer from Gargoyle's Quest
SNES: Blanka

[else3573]

Hi, I'm new here. I have a pretty extensive toy collection, both new and vintage, loose and MOC, as well as a decent Vintage video game memorabilia/merchandise collection. My favorite old school game character is Q Bert. I have a large Q Bert merchandise collection, with some stuff I've only seen one time (my Q Bert dart gun set for one). I also collect Pac Man, Mario and Donkey Kong stuff, as well as a collection of carded Space Ace and Dragons Lair Laramie rack toys from the 80's, and some Zelda, Punchout, and other memorabilia. Some pretty obscure pieces...

[Wesr]

Man i dont' remember that much nintendo merchandise and i never saw Qbert stuff.

[newwavetoys.ca]

HIRYU from NES STRIDER !

[else3573]

Oh yeah, there's TONS of Mario Merch out there, vintage and newer and I have a huge Q Bert collection. I'll have to post a pic sometime.

[else3573]

My vintage Q Bert collection is up to 50 pieces. Scored some really rare stuff as of late.