April 24th, 2008
Wii Hoodie With A Wiimote Zipper
I lub the Wiimote zipper.
Image: Shizpoo
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I lub the Wiimote zipper.
Image: Shizpoo
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I know that you miss Pong.
So, to help out your little broken heart, I present to you an animated Table Tennis shirt.
Just pop in two AAA batteries and let the dork fun begin.
Get your own shirt here.
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Kadokawa X Media of Japan has launched a Virtual World lifestyle print magazine last December. The magazine, Virtual World Walker, is like its sister publications such as Tokyo Walker, Hokkaido Walker and Wedding Walker and features must-visit cool places, latest fashion statement, yummy food haunts and life hacks in your friendly virtual worlds.
Inspired by World […]
You know that old saying “The clothes make the man”?
Well, it’s true.
Look down at what you’re wearing right now. Seriously. Look at your clothes.
Do those boxer shorts really tell the world that you’re an awesome gamer? Not so much.
It doesn’t matter if you’re a level 70 Paladin with amazing stats if you […]
$12.95 each, other designs available @ Splitreason
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The Nintendo Wii-mote is dangerous but anyway, everyone is swinging, throwing, dangling it like nobody’s business. My advice: Wear a helmet when wiimoting.
A $17.95 T-shirt from SplitReason.
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If you are a cosplayer or love to be Inuyasha or any other character other than you, you can submit your pic of yourself or someone else cosplaying and a pic of the actual costume to me. Selected entries will be featured on Ironic Gamer plus a chance to promote yourself, your cosplay gang or […]
The Beatles take Miish form in the LET IT Bii T-shirt. Price? $19.95.
Immortaliwiilization via Nerdy Shirts, petrtwp
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A branded Super Mario T-shirt ($175). I’m waiting for Princess Peach to debut on LV. Duh.
Via Wonderland
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The Ironic Gamer gives us a humorous look at games. We also feature gaming news from China, Japan, Korea, and other parts of Asia.
Written by Patrick Quek [email], and Amy Tucker [email] for b5media.
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