Funko Games and "Prospero Hall" bought by Goliath

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Just the name, none of the designers, whoever they may be.

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Thank god they’re protecting the Funko Pop legacy.

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I will confess to a basic bias in that I always found Funko Pops ugly and vaguely creepy. But I’m told the game was actually jolly good, and where else can you have the Golden Girls versus a vampire?

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I got the version of their Groundhog Day game that comes with a toy groundhog. Mostly because the price difference was very small, and I thought “what the heck”. It’s entirely unnecessary to the game.(And it wasn’t from Amazon, so that’s less “exclusive” than suggested in this photo.)

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It’s still weird, but definitely less weird than their figures of people.

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