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Preview of NECA Terminator 2 T-800 Classic Video Game Figure

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Head Shot Geek has posted the first issue of their new online magazine. It’s a really fun read, and they have a nice spread on NECA Toys, among other items. NECA granted them a first look at their next VGA Figure. It’s an 8-Bit NES version of the Terminator 2: Judgement Day – T-800 7″ Scale Figure. It’s scheduled for release late this year or early 2016.

UPDATE:
NECA revealed that this will indeed be a repaint of the newer Ultimate T-800 figure as opposed to the older version.

Check out the issue Here. Read on to see the preview.

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  2. Trivial Psychic's Avatar Trivial Psychic says

    Aww man...why not use the Ultimate Terminator mold instead of the older T2 mold? What a waste.

    Also, if they had done the Sega CD version for the Terminator, that might have warranted a purchase because I have a lot of warm, fuzzy feelings about that game, which was terrific (especially it's soundtrack, which was a Tommy Talarico masterpiece.) The CVG line was one my my favorite lines to collect, but NECA has had a couple of misses for me as of late sadly. I'll pass.

  3. evilekim's Avatar evilekim says

    Hmmm, this is very different from what I would've expected. I'm also surprised they went with the older body. I honestly like the Robocop vs Terminator version much better.
    The box art is really good though! Classic! Maybe if I see it in person I'll like it more.

  5. VashTS has no avatar! VashTS says

    That is awesome....Ultimate Videogame Arnie....YES!!!!!!! BOOM-SHAKALAKA......

    Got two Video GAme Rambo's and May do the same for this. Love the Paint Jobs.

  6. Trivial Psychic's Avatar Trivial Psychic says

    Quote:
    Originally Posted by Joe Moore View Post
    Randy just said the final figure will indeed be the Ultimate T-800 and not the older one.

    https://twitter.com/NECA_TOYS/status/636602321972166657
    And with that...now this might become a must buy. I'd still would like to see a Sega CD version though. Would be a good excuse to do an "ultimate" version of Arnie from the first film...

  9. suchaname's Avatar suchaname says

    Think I might need to see that up close first, though I could see me buying it (I've got quite a few of the 8 bit figures already).

  11. Dolemite's Avatar Dolemite says

    Eew. That looks terrible.

    Sometimes the videogame paintjobs work, but not in this instance. It just looks like someone randomly slapped the figure with a brush.

  13. En Sabah Nerd's Avatar En Sabah Nerd says

    @Dolemite: I think it's just because the source material for this is so dull and less colorful compared to the other CVGA figures they've done. The Dog Alien, Jungle and City Hunter Predator, Robocop, Rambo, Jason, etc. all have more colorful and in some cases more detailed pixel-presence to allow for more popping figures compared to the mostly gray and black pixel base for T2.


    Quote:
    Originally Posted by dukefett View Post
    Is this supposed to be from the Genesis T2 game?
    It says it's based on the NES version.

  14. dukefett's Avatar dukefett says

    Quote:
    Originally Posted by En Sabah Nerd View Post
    @Dolemite: I think it's just because the source material for this is so dull and less colorful compared to the other CVGA figures they've done. The Dog Alien, Jungle and City Hunter Predator, Robocop, Rambo, Jason, etc. all have more colorful and in some cases more detailed pixel-presence to allow for more popping figures compared to the mostly gray and black pixel base for T2.



    It says it's based on the NES version.
    Oh ok, this just isn't an iconic game to me, I guess they had to just go with something. If you're talking T2 games, I think the Arcade game was the only one that was memorable.

  15. En Sabah Nerd's Avatar En Sabah Nerd says

    Quote:
    Originally Posted by dukefett View Post
    Oh ok, this just isn't an iconic game to me, I guess they had to just go with something. If you're talking T2 games, I think the Arcade game was the only one that was memorable.
    Yeah but the Arcade didn't have a packaging design for NECA to emulate. Most of the games they do are almost completely forgettable or have a superior arcade version but the point is to have these movie characters with a pixel paint scheme and the console options fit the bill. I mean hell Simon Belmont is the first individual one NECA's making that is purely a video game figure in this line, plus the Contra two pack.

  16. magma169's Avatar magma169 says

    Eeh, am I the only one that kinda likes this ? I think the red and grey/black, even though not as pompous as other coloring choices, actually really suit the character. Plus I really like the comic feel of that cyborg face.
    I am probably buying this :P

  17. Joe Moore's Avatar Joe Moore says

    Quote:
    Originally Posted by magma169 View Post
    Eeh, am I the only one that kinda likes this ? I think the red and grey/black, even though not as pompous as other coloring choices, actually really suit the character. Plus I really like the comic feel of that cyborg face.
    I am probably buying this :P
    I dig it as well. Looking forward to shooting this alongside the other Terminator game figures, especially the Endoskeleton's.

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