Gamer T-shirts Store grand opening today!
Welcome to Video Games Blogger’s grand opening of our Gamer T-shirts Store!
For the past month we’ve been working hard together with Splitreason to get our very own gaming merchandise created by them, and late last week the first classic game T-shirt designs got printed. These are the first two shirts out of seven ideas we thought up, so you can look forward to many more shirts in the coming months.
If you like them, or you think a friend of family member might enjoy wearing them, please feel free to support us by buying a T-shirt. If you buy one before the Holiday Season ends, you can enter promo code ANTIGRINCH at check out for a 15% discount.
Let me introduce you to the first two shirts and the talented designers who drew them…
Title: “Joystick”
Description: “One joystick to rule them all.”
Basis: The T-shirt in our blog’s logo was turned into an actual design. A fitting homage to the retro joysticks of yesteryear.
Color: Red T-shirt
Price: $17.95 (Click here to buy “Joystick”)
Designer: Gene Kelly
Material: 100% cotton
Title: “I Believe”
Description: “He was looking for the truth in all the wrong places.”
Basis: Remember that sci-fi show that ran on TV for almost 10 years? Well, in his office there was a famous UFO poster ripe for parody. After all, it was us gamers who were really fighting off the alien invasion in arcades and living rooms the world over.
Color: Black T-shirt
Price: $17.95 (Click here to buy “I Believe”)
Designer: Steve Santiago
Material: 100% cotton
Whooo-hooo it’s up! It’s unreal to have the designs me and Ferry came up with turned into actual physical products that people can buy and wear.
I’m a huge fan of gaming shirts and buy them all the time, so I hope you guys are excited about this and willing to pick something up.
Gaming shirts always make great gifts as well for your friends or family, so it’s a perfect time to have the store open and we are really excited that the day is finally here. We’ve worked hard on these and have many more in the works. Happy holidays! 
23 November 2009 10:59John
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