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Thread: Storm Collectibles at NYCC 2019
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Old 10-03-2019, 12:39 PM   #15
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Hey look, it's a really cool new Raiden figure that will most likely end up in the "WHAT HAPPENED? File" along with Kitana, Mileena, Liu Kang's Dragon, Johnny Cage and MK3 Unmasked Sub-Zero!!

Seriously... I love these figures... but what in the Blue Hell is going on with this company's release schedule?
They do exactly the same as most Asian-based toy companies. They show TONS of prototypes, concept figures, etc, and some end up on shelves, others never are seen from again. Bandai has done it for years. What's different about Storm is the sheer insane amount of licenses going to them for such a young company. At least they have a better record than the Infinite Concept company from the 90's that came and went in the blink of an eye.
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