A pair of new t-shirts are now available via video game culture clothier Meat Bun. One includes the artwork from the designer of the Scott Pilgrim game while the other includes an image of one of gaming's most iconic mages.
Shown above are the two newest designs in Meat Bun's online clothing store. The image to the left is called "Wizard," inspired by the third player in the famous Gauntlet franchise. The shirt is available in two designs -- a black tee with a multicolored pattern and a baby blue tee with a white pattern.
The shirt on the right, "Snack Attack," is a collaboration between Meat Bun and the pixel artist Paul Robertson, best known for his role in crafting the art style of Scott Pilgrim vs. the World: The Game. The shirt features the website's namesake foodstuff alongside other staples of Japanese junk food cuisine, flanked by chibi nude portraits of some of gaming's most popular Japanese female characters.
To learn more about the clothing creators at Meat Bun, read our interview with the team here. You can also find the company's official site at Meatbun.us.
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Source: Daily News from GamePro.com
Tuesday, September 14, 2010