Max Factory’s PlayStation for figmaPLUS: A Retro Gaming Collector’s Dream!

Okay, fellow collectors, you know that feeling when a release just hits different? Well, my wallet is officially screaming because Max Factory just dropped news that’s pure, unadulterated fire! 🔥 They’re launching the “PlayStation for figmaPLUS” series, and I’m not gonna lie, I’m literally obsessed. This isn’t just another accessory; it’s a trip down memory lane, a miniature museum of gaming history, all perfectly scaled for our beloved figma figures!

Can you believe it? From the iconic original PlayStation all the way to the sleek, futuristic PlayStation 5, plus the handheld legends like the PSP and PS Vita – they’re all here! Max Factory is giving us five home consoles and two portable powerhouses, complete with little hands for our figma figures to actually *hold the controllers*. I’m swooning! The attention to detail is just insane, from the precise sculpting and paint application to mimicking the different textures and colors of each console. This is the kind of stuff my collector’s heart lives for. ✔️

Each console comes with its respective controller, memory cards (throwback!), and even some of the most iconic first-party games from each generation. We’re talking about an approximately 1/12 scale, which means they’ll look absolutely perfect next to almost any figma figure you’ve got on your shelf. Imagine posing your favorite character battling baddies with a tiny PS1 nearby, or celebrating a victory with a miniature PS5! ✨

First up, we’ve got the OG, the granddaddy of them all: the PlayStation (PS1), launched in 1994. It comes with its classic wired controller, a memory card (remember those?!), and even a PocketStation, which was seriously ahead of its time. And the game? None other than the classic, Ape Escape, originally released in 1999! I spent so many hours with that game!

Then we cruise into the 2000s with the legendary PlayStation 2 (PS2), launched in 2000. This bad boy changed the game for so many of us. It includes its wired controller, a memory card, and one of the most artistically breathtaking games ever made: Shadow of the Colossus. Goosebumps, people, total goosebumps.

Our first handheld hero, the PlayStation Portable (PSP), launched in 2004. This beauty comes with its launch title, Hot Shots Golf: Open Tee (also known as Everybody’s Golf Portable). Portable gaming perfection!

Jumping to 2006, we get the distinct curvy design of the PlayStation 3 (PS3), complete with its Sixaxis wireless controller and a super cute game from the Doko Demo Issyo series featuring Toro and Friends. Classic!

Next, the 2011 handheld successor, the PlayStation Vita (PS Vita). This one holds a special place in my heart, and it comes with the action RPG, Freedom Wars. So many great memories!

Then we hit the modern era with the blockbuster PlayStation 4 (PS4) from 2013, packaged with its DualShock 4 wireless controller and a game that still gives me nightmares (in the best way possible): Bloodborne. A true masterpiece!

And finally, bringing us to the present, the latest generation: the stunning PlayStation 5 (PS5), launched in 2020. It’s paired with its revolutionary DualSense 5 wireless controller and the delightfully charming action-adventure game, Astro’s Playroom. So much fun!

My fellow collectors, this is a must-have. Seriously, I’m already counting my pennies (and probably selling a kidney) to make sure this gem lands on my shelf in 2026. The estimated release date is September 2026, so we have some time to save up! The price tag of 5,500 JPY (appx. $35.50 USD) feels like an absolute steal for this level of detail and nostalgia. Max Factory, you’ve done it again! My shelf needs this yesterday! ✨

🟢 Product Specifications 🟢

• Manufacturer/Designer: Max Factory
• Series: figmaPLUS
• Character: PlayStation Consoles & Accessories
• Size: Approximately 1/12 scale (compatible with most figma figures)
• Price: 5,500 JPY (appx. $35.50 USD)
• Release Date: September 2026
• Product Type: ABS&PVC pre-painted finished product, includes stickers
• Prototyping: Max Factory (Naoki Sato / Ryo Higuchi / Ryosuke Maeda)
• Production Cooperation: Masaki Apsy

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