People often purchase collectibles with the hope they will increase in value. But, as with any speculative investing, putting ...

If you happen to own any of the original Star Wars figurings from the 1970s, they could be worth a lot today -- especially if ...

The rarest toys and action figures are worth millions of dollars. Generations of kids came of age in the golden age of pop culture-inspired action figures. Most of these toys could bend, twist, fire ...

Originally released by a cereal company, now by Hasbro. You can own this Star Wars retro game that laid the groundwork for the many more games of the future. Back in 1977, Kenner released 2 board ...

Somewhere out there in the multiverse, Atha Prime stands alongside the likes of Darth Vader, Emperor Palpatine, Jabba the Hutt, Boba Fett, Darth Maul, Darth Sidious and Supreme Leader Snoke (ha!

The 1970s gave us some of the most iconic and unique collectibles, many of which have since skyrocketed in value. Whether ...

What are the best Star Wars games? There’s a wide range of games to choose from, and the quality varies wildly. It’s safe to say that Star Wars has produced the most and perhaps the highest ...

The Star Wars timeline is one complicated beast. Made up of TV shows, novels, games, comics, and of course the movies, the chronology is long and twisting, with tons of important events scattered ...

Hot Toys is stepping into the world of Star Wars: Legends as they debut their latest 1/6 scale figure. Darth Malgus is ready to rule once again and was first introduced in the widely popular Star ...

Russell Holly is a Managing Editor on the Commerce team at CNET. He works with all of CNET to assemble top recommendations as well as helping everyone find the best way to buy anything at the best ...

Hot Toys has unveiled the sixth scale Darth Malgus which is inspired by the likeness of the Sith Lord from Bioware’s MMORPG video game Star Wars: The Old Republic. The collectible is available ...

Hot Toys is no stranger to working with major franchises, and the toy company decided there was no better way to ring in the new year than by delivering a new figure from one of its biggest cash cows.