From the Console to the Wall: The Game Blades Worth Displaying

From the Console to the Wall: The Game Blades Worth Displaying

From the Console to the Wall: The Game Blades Worth Displaying

A gamer's shelf is not complete with the game alone — the blade from the game belongs on the wall beside it. video game swords from this USA shop bring the weapons from the screen into the room, with the game's own blades leading the shelf and the crossover picks filling it out. The game is the story; the blade is the souvenir.

The True Game Blades

The first shelf is the true game blades. Geralt of Rivia's 44" sword from The Witcher 3 sells for $169.99, down from $319.99, with 4 reviews, and the 47.5" white Geralt replica sells for $149.99, down from $279.99, with 4 reviews. Altair's 31" majestic sword from Assassins Creed sells for $89.99, down from $169.99, with 4 reviews. A Witcher sword on the wall is a Witcher save file you can see, and video game swords from the games you actually played are the ones that mean the most.

The Crossover Picks

The second shelf is the crossover picks — the blades gamers collect even when the game is not the source. He-Man's 42" power sword of Grayskull sells for $89.99, down from $169.99, with 4 reviews, and the 46" power sword from Masters Of The Universe sells for $99.00, down from $189.99, with 3 reviews. The 46" Klingon Bat'leth sword replica sells for $79.28, down from $149.99, with 4 reviews. A crossover blade is a blade from another legend that still fits a gamer's shelf, and video game swords sit beside the crossover picks on the same wall.

The Anime and History Blades

The third shelf is the anime and history blades that gamers also collect. Attack On Titan's 3D Maneuver Gear swords of the Survey Corps sell for $99.99, down from $189.99, with 4 reviews. Julia Sigtuna's 28" twin blade sword pair of katana from Absolute Duo sells for $99.99, down from $189.99, with 4 reviews. The Viking Duna Duna sword replica from the 10th century sells for $212.99, down from $399.99, with 7 reviews, and the WWI trench knife replica from 1918 sells for $49.99, down from $89.99, with 7 reviews. A gamer's collection is never one genre, and video game swords share the shelf with the anime and history blades.

The Price and the Reviews

The fourth check is the price and the reviews. Every featured piece is on sale — the Geralt sword from $319.99 to $169.99, the white Geralt replica from $279.99 to $149.99, the Altair sword from $169.99 to $89.99, and the Klingon Bat'leth from $149.99 to $79.28. The review counts sit beside the prices: 7 reviews on the Viking replica and the trench knife, 6 on the battle katana, 4 on the Geralt, Altair, He-Man, Klingon, Attack On Titan, Julia Sigtuna, and ninja pieces. A sale price with reviews beside it is a price you can trust, and video game swords with 4 reviews or more on every featured piece are the ones to trust.

Getting Started

The start is simple: pick the game, check the price, read the reviews, and order. The store is based at 3048 Brighton 13th Street, Brooklyn, New York, 11235, and the team can be reached at +1 (507) 6989306 or support@iconicswords.com. A game blade on the wall is the game you never stop playing, and video game swords is where that wall starts — on sale, reviewed, and ready to ship.