One thing that McFarlane mentioned in their original announcement that they had the DC license for action figures was that videogame figures would be included in the line up as well. So far we haven't seen that, but in anticipation for hopefully a few being included over the years McFarlane has the license I'm looking at the top 5 characters I want in figure form from the DC videogame universes. So with a few different games on the list, here we go!
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5. Batman: Dark Tomorrow
This game is notorious among my family for just how frustrating and bad it is. The game is ridiculous with horrible camera angles, angering controls, but even so it is a staple of my childhood and I would love a Batman to represent a game we had a lot of fun laughing at. We're technically close to having a tehcnical figure of this game, as the Batman we're getting is a close match except for the logo on his chest. In the press release of new figures, there was a variant listed but not shown for the Batman that is said to include a "classic chest piece", which I hope means the yellow logo which would technically give us a Batman: Dark Tomorrow figure!
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4: Injustice
A game I definitely hope gets some representation figure wise is the Injustice franchise. I really enjoyed both of the releases in the series, and am disappointed that the only figures we got were some iffy looking versions of Superman and Batman released by Mattel. There were some awesome figures released in the smaller scales, but that's what I want for the 6-7 inch scales, and hopefully McFarlane will give us some.
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3. Arkham universe Batman
These last three slots are going to be very similar, in that they all come from the same game universe. The Arkham games are no doubt some of the best DC videogames to come from the DC universe, and while they did have their own dedicated toylines, the articulation wasn't always the best. Batman's design was something I liked a lot with its progression throughout the series, and I would take any version of Arkham Batman that McFarlane wants to give us.
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2. Arkham Asylum Harley Quinn
For this slot I'm focusing on the version of the character who appeared in the first game of the franchise, Arkham Asylum. I really liked Harley Quinn's design in that game, with the red and blue of her costume mixed in with the nurse's outfit. It looked really neat color wise and was a nice change up from her usual harlequin/clown costume that her character started wearing variations of later in the games.
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1. Arkham universe Joker
This remains one of my favorite versions of the Joker ever, and I would love for a hyper articulated version of the Joker for the collection! Mark Hamill did an awesome job with the character, and with no version of Joker (technically) in the line yet I wouldn't be opposed to our first being this awesome videogame version of the character! The outfit and design are exemplary of the Joker as well, with the clear grin, lanky proportions, and purple outfit.
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