Franchises
Browse games, collector editions, books, and figures grouped by franchise.
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Wallace & GromitGames based on the Aardman shorts. Project Zoo has Gromit rescue Archie the polar bear after Feathers McGraw closes the zoo.
1 games
Wanted: DeadSoleil and 110 Industries’ 2023 hybrid third-person shooter and hack-and-slash series, following Lt. Hannah Stone and Hong Kong’s Zombie Unit through a cyberpunk conspiracy. Launched worldwide on February 14, 2023 for PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Windows, Xbox One, and Xbox Series X|S.
5 games1 collector editions
WarcraftFantasy video game series and media franchise created by Blizzard Entertainment. It began as real-time strategy with Warcraft: Orcs & Humans and later expanded into other genres with World of Warcraft.
12 games4 collector editions11 books10 figures
Warhammer 40,000Games Workshop miniature wargame first published in 1987, and the setting for many licensed video games.
84 games2 collector editions7 books
Watch DogsUbisoft action-adventure series developed mainly at Montreal and Toronto on the Disrupt engine. It began in 2014, followed by Watch Dogs 2 and Watch Dogs: Legion.
26 games2 collector editions3 books
WinBackKoei’s cover-based third-person shooters. Omega Force’s WinBack (Covert Operations / Operation WinBack) pioneered corner cover on N64 and PS2; Cavia’s WinBack 2: Project Poseidon followed with dual-route Crisis Response Team missions.
6 games
WolfensteinWolfenstein is a World War II action series that began with Muse Software’s 1981 stealth game Castle Wolfenstein and, with id Software’s Wolfenstein 3D (1992), helped popularize the first-person shooter. Most games follow U.S. Army captain William “B.J.” Blazkowicz; after ZeniMax acquired id Software, MachineGames became the primary developer, starting with Bethesda’s 2014 reboot The New Order.
38 games3 collector editions3 books
World of WarcraftBlizzard Entertainment massively multiplayer online role-playing game set on Azeroth in the Warcraft universe. Released in 2004, it has continued through a long line of expansion packs.
16 games16 collector editions37 books20 figures
World Series BaseballSega’s licensed Major League Baseball series. It began on Game Gear in 1993 and ran through 2003, from Genesis seasons to Xbox and PlayStation 2 games from Visual Concepts. Sega skipped a ’99 edition while moving development toward Dreamcast; ESPN Major League Baseball followed in 2004.
10 games
World Series of PokerActivision’s poker games licensed from the World Series of Poker. The 2005 game runs 26 poker variants toward a final table.
1 games
WormsTeam17’s long-running turn-based artillery series of cartoon worms battling with absurd weapons. Mainline and spin-off games span 2D classics such as Armageddon through 3D entries and later titles like Revolution and W.M.D.
68 games2 collector editions1 books
WWETHQ’s World Wrestling Entertainment games. Raw 2 on Xbox has 64 superstars, and WrestleMania 21 is its successor with Xbox Live.
2 games
