Bullet Bill

A father-and-son company from New York, Torreltorrel have Nintendo's blessings and licensing to bring to you these gobsmacking apparel like Bullet Bill (above).

These urban-styled Nintendo figures are limited to 1000 pieces and will be the perfect gift, if you can't afford that PS3 set.

Monies: US$50 - US$200

"Manny, Manny Calavera... Got No Skin-Ah, Got No Hair-Ah..."

Why is it that the really good adventure games gets shafted so often? I mean, sure them RPG and Halo-what-nots are fun but adventure games like Monkey Island and the Zork series were great. I've wasted many hours just clicking at the mouse and following the story in my youth. What's wrong with youth today? Methinks there's too much of FPSes about. Isn't that particular market saturated? And bring Al Lowe back to Leisure Suit Larry. That last game was a piece of crap, sprinkled with crap with a side of crap. Where's the revitalization of the adventure gaming genre?

Ahem.

Anyway. This t-shirt from Bang! Bang! T-Shirts just tugs the heartstrings of nostalgia. A reminder of a better yesterday.

Monies: £11.99 or approximately US$24

PS: By the by, BB T-Shirts (that's how the cool kids abbreviates) wants you to design a t-shirt with an 80s theme. Winners get money. In English currency!

Pinky is Dead

We like Huzzah Goods because a) we like saying "Huzzah" and b) they print out t-shirts like this.

That's right. According to certain people still living in their parents' basement, they purported that Pinky died and was replaced with a double.

Idiots.

And in other news in Huzzah Goods world, there's also a Image Stolen by Todd Goldman t-shirt.* The mind boggles when one asks if stealing somebody's schtick of stealing other people's artwork be immoral if you're donating 100% of the t-shirt profits to the Boston Arts Academy?

Huzzah Goods also have a competition where you send in your coolest original Nintendo-theme design. If they choose yours, you get a free t-shirt of your choice. Send designs to mailbag [at] 4colorrebellion.com

Deadline is April 27.... uh-oh. Get to it.

Monies: US$16


* If you're not in the know about Todd Goldman, I shake my head at you and direct you to the whole sordid mess.

We ♥ Katamari Long Time

So here's a bit of old news because even if its originally posted on the day itself, anything posted on BoingBoing is old news. So it's nothing frighteningly original. That and because I'm posting this on my vacation time.

Anyway.

New Katamari Damacy t-shirts!

Monies: US$24.95

"I'm Not a Malefactor, I'm a Lagomorph"

Who can forget Sam, the nonchalant suit-and-hat-wearing canine and Max, the hyperkinetic lagomorph, embarking on hilarious, surreal escapades that ends in our pants full of pee and our view that the world is a cold hard place, where a talking dog and insane rabbit, can cause so much misery. Side-splitting misery.

Telltale Games released the latest Sam & Max game and other merch like the Max & Crossbones tee that was unveiled at the San Diego Comic-Con July 2006.

Monies: US$18.99

Real Men

Jason Kottke came up with this clever prototype for the wii-generation. A little tweak in the design and the placement of the type and the t-shirt is ready for sale.

That's right. It's not on sale yet. Yes, it's okay to cry.

Hip Hip Huzzah!

I was looking into Child's Play (donate, damn you! It's for a good cause!) and I came across Huzzah Goods. They sell t-shirts (like my favorite cross-section of the Nintendo controller) that are video game-centric. All tees are on sale and for every tee you buy from them, 10% goes to Child's Play.

Think about that. You get to look gamer chic and not be a heartless bastard.

Monies: US$10

We ♥ Katamari T-Shirts

People ♥ things like New York, penises and Katamari Damacy. Panic Goods Apparel have obtained the rights from Keita Takahashi and Ryo Kimura to print out official Katamari t-shirts.

I ♥ to wear the elephant t-shirt. Don't judge me. It's a personal choice.

And Panic Goods came up with a novel method for purchasing. Just click on the shirt you want and drag it to the shopping cart section at the bottom of the page. Why isn't other t-shirt sites not applying the "click-and-drag" is beyond me.

Monies: US$24.95