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Gorgeous New Nier: Automata Statue Revealed
Nier: Automata has been a massive hit since release and with Tokyo Game Show going on now, the team over at Square Enix has revealed a new way fans can commemorate their love for this game. The new Nier: Automata statue hails from Prime 1 Studios, but it looks like it will definitely cost you.
As a huge collector myself, I've got several pieces from Prime 1. Their craftsmanship is beyond compare and their expert use of polystone and attention to detail makes for stunning pieces. The newest statue featuring 2B, 9S, and Pod and while it doesn't have a price tag at this time, the scale of this feature likely will put it at Prime's usual range of $800-$1,000 USD. That's not confirmed at this time, but that is the usual range they set for pieces of this scale.
With the tag of "coming soon," we'll be learning more about what this Nier: Automata statue will have to offer, when fans can get it, and how much it will make those wallets cry.
In other Nier news, Square Enix also confirmed during TGS that the Nier: Replicant remaster is slated for an April 23, 2021 release date and will even more tweaks to the game than originally shared.
Thoughts on the revealed Nier: Automata statue from Prime 1? If it scaled to the higher price point of $1,000, would you still nab one? Sound off with your thoughts in the comment section below! I'm a huge collector, so you're in good company!
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