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Last week, Collider got to tour Sideshow Collectibles for an exclusive early look at some of the pieces they’ll be unveiling this week during Sideshow Con 2020. In addition to a massive Rancor statue, breathtaking Silver Surfer and Doctor Strange maquettes, and dozens of Marvel, Star Wars, and DC figures, we got to see their life-size figure of The Child, better known as Baby Yoda. This is the first time the prototype has really been seen by the general public, and like all of Sideshow’s collectibles, it looks amazing. The 1:1 scale figure stands just over …

The Culling was, shall we say, a curious experiment in the multiplayer battle royale sub-genre of video games, one that was overshadowed by the popularity of PUBG and Fortnite soon after release. That didn't stop Xaviant LLC from releasing a sequel, The Culling 2, one year later. When players criticized the title and its gameplay, leading to a lack of players populating the servers themselves, the game was pulled. The Culling franchise was down, but not out. The devs went to work remodeling it as a free-to-play title while fully shutting servers down just a year …

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