Well, maybe you can buy them. The t-shirts start at $50. The jackets run $200. Someone would have to be excellently wealthy and also weird to blow $50 on an Urban Champion t-shirt. In fact, we'd like to meet that person, so we can convince him or her to invest in the crazy inventions that we'll make up for the occasion.
We can't help but continue to enjoy the eye-catching NES cartridge shirts. We're warming to some of the others, but the cartridge design is a definite winner. Is it a $50 winner? No, but only because it is currently impossible for such a t-shirt to exist, given our financial situation.
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11-08-2007 @ 10:44AM
Ben said...
I like the Bomb-omb shirts, but $50 is to high a price for me. I would rather spend that money on games!
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11-08-2007 @ 11:27AM
samfish said...
I like some of the shirts, too, but my social life is no where near robust enough to justify spending $50 bucks on a *bleeeep*ing t-shirt.
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11-08-2007 @ 1:05PM
hellvector said...
I'm going to agree with the general population of gamers in that, 50 bucks for a piece of clothing, plus shipping, I'll go buy a game.
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11-08-2007 @ 2:05PM
Metayoshi said...
Wow... Talk about expensive shirts. They're nice, but not in my price range for shirts.
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11-08-2007 @ 2:18PM
Jay said...
So whose genius Idea was it to make the GAMING t-shirts cost the same as a game?
What's next? A $20 game for T-Shirt enthusiasts?
I can see it now, Super Design Shirt Go! for the DS.
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11-08-2007 @ 2:33PM
Brian said...
$50 is way too much for these shirts.
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11-08-2007 @ 4:09PM
ELIJAH the ChaosDragon said...
I will visit nintendoworld when they release it then. So far I am not interested.
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11-08-2007 @ 5:59PM
JDavis said...
I paid about that much for my 20th Anniversary Zelda shirt from King of Games, but these just aren't worth it.
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