3D-Printed Virtual Weapons

This 3D-Printed Infinity Blade is a Faithful Reproduction

The Infinity Blade is a video game that has spawned legions of admirers; the action game has been around since 2010 and has been a raging success. Now, Chair Entertainment, the makers of the beloved fighting game, have created an intricately crafted 3D-printed version of the Infinity Blade object itself.

As every Infinity Blade fan and player worth their salt knows, the Infinity Blade is the only weapon capable of bringing death to the Deathless. And it's all well and good doing so in the confines of a computer game, but this wonderfully reproduced 3D-printed version of the weapon lets you enjoy the splendor of the blade in a tangible form that you can touch and feel.

3D Printing in Gaming
The creation of 3D-printed video game items offers new possibilities for merchandise and fan engagement.
Gaming Merchandise
The popularity of video games can be harnessed to create merchandise that appeals to fans.
Virtual to Physical
The transition of virtual items to physical products can be a lucrative area to explore.

Sectors Adopting This

Gaming
The video game industry can capitalize on the creation of 3D-printed merchandise.
Manufacturing
The manufacturing industry can explore the possibilities of creating 3D-printed replicas of popular virtual items.
Retail
Retailers can tap into the fan base of video games by offering unique gaming merchandise like 3D-printed replicas of in-game weapons.
SCORE
2.3 out of 10
GENDER
90% Men10% Women
MARKETTop markets: North America, Europe, Asia
GENERATION
  • Gen Alpha
  • Gen X
  • Gen Z (primary audience)
  • Millennial (primary audience)
POPULARITY
Popularity 22%
Activity 40%
Freshness 8%