There's a Starfield Funko pop and it is astronomically cute

Although the details about its price and release date are yet to be revealed, images of the very first Umbreon Funko Pop! have finally been shown off. That means every Eeveelution now has a Funko Pop! figure, or at least they will once the Umbreon one is released. To tide you over between now and when that time comes, the Flocked Glaceon Funko Pop! is once again available for pre-order.

As is usually the case with Bethesda RPGs, Starfield is a dream for modders. There are bugs to fix, a clunky UI to replace, and plenty of wide open spaces to fill with nonsense. Our list of the best Starfield mods is growing, and there's plenty still left to do.

The new lineup launches early next year, but you can secure yours now thanks to Amazon.

A lot of Pokemon have already been turned into Funko Pop! figures, but with more than 1,000 'mons created, and more being added all the time, it seems likely Funko will never catch up. Especially if it wants to give every Pokemon Pop! a pearlescent and flocked variant. Considering how much trainers like shiny hunting, I'd imagine there's probably quite a lot of demand for that. Just regular Pops will do for now, and Sobble has officially joined the Funko party.

I don't think I'll ever get tired of Starfield players gathering or spawning vast numbers of mundane objects and dumping them all in one place, but for now I think I've found my favourite. It involves a lot of milk, and not for the first time.

A lot of Pokemon have been turned into Funko Pop! figures. In fact, at some point very soon, three more will be joining the collection. The first images of Umbreon, Aipom, and Sobble's first Pops found their way online earlier this week. Nothing about when and where they will go on sale has been revealed yet, but if your Pop! collection is still an Eeveelution short even without Umbreon's release, there's some good news. The elusive Flocked Espeon Pop! is back in stock on Amazon.

I like a good Star Destroyer or X-Wing as much as the next guy, and while there've been great renditions of them in Starfield's ship builder—some which we've highlighted already—I'm endlessly curious about which obscure rust buckets people love enough to recreate.

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Starfield has set a new record as the most successful game launch for Bethesda yet, overtaking the likes of Skyrim and Fallout with over six million players, according to the developer.

Unleash the true power of Console Commands in Starfield with our huge list of codes and Item IDs. This list covers all the weapons, armor, aid items and more. We’re skipping some of the more useless items like random food but including every type of material so you can easily research whatever you need. You’ll also find codes for common needed gear like digipicks and how to give yourself infinite credits.

Before most players are even into Starfield, the classic Bethesda physics gags are going strong. Last week we got a peek at the space future of Hoarders and this week it's all coming up spuds. 

You can acquire several devastating powers in Starfield, along with something called Quantum Essence.