Yesterday we showed you the Super Street Fighter IV Avatar clothing that Capcom would be releasing to the marketplace and today we have another set of clothing to show you, this time from Gears of War 3.
Unlike the SSFIV content, the Gears 3 Avatar clothing is available now on the marketplace. This content will icnlude things like COG Armor, a hoffman hat, ticket pets, a Crimson Omen Tee and a COG Lancer tee.
Unfortunately, the items will run you between $1-$4. Does anyone actually pay to dress up their Avatars? If so, why? Let us know in the comments.
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Super Street Fighter IV‘s April 27th release date is just about a week away and to start the hype train, Capcom is teaming with Microsoft to bring some Street Fighter IV Avatar clothing to the marketplace. As you can see from the above image, fan favorites like Ryu, Akuma and pretty much everyone else from Super Street Figher IV is included.
Unfortunately, there’s no word on when Microsoft plans to release these but something tells us it will be very soon.
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Do you love games? Do you love clothing? If so, you may have happened accross Threadless, a website that users can submit designs to and, if popular enough, get them printed. Well, today the company is celebrating their 10th year anniversary that have all of their shirts for just 10 bucks and hoodies for just 30.
After reading this story I headed over to their website and checked out some of the designs and I have to say, I’m definitely buying some.
Check out Threadless, here.
Have you ever wanted to dress your Avatar up as a Storm Trooper, give them a lightsaber or even their own little droid pet? Well, now you can because LucasArts has just released a whole bunch of Star Wars: The Force Unleashed Avatar clothing on Xbox Live.
Go check it out now.
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It seems that our buds over at Joystiq recently found themselves shopping at Target only to find a rack featuring nothing other than video game underwear. As you can see there’s Rock Band, Guitar Hero, Halo and more.
Although, the worst part about this is that there are no video game underwear made specifically for women. What gives?
TapouT, a clothing brand geared towards the mixed-martial-arts community, has announced today that they will be creating shirts based on the Tekken 6 video game. These same designs will also be available in-game for characters to wear.
“Tekken 6 and TapouT fans share a deep-rooted passion for the mixed-martial-arts lifestyle,” said Namco Bandai’s Makoto Iwai “This partnership will bring TapouT’s signature style into the world of Tekken, giving new experiences to video game enthusiasts and MMA fans alike.”
Hopefully these shirts won’t look as awful as Ecko’s Halo shirts. The new clothing line will go on sale this September.
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Are you a fan of Ecko clothing? I’m not, but I’m a fan of Halo effectively making the above shirts at least kind of cool.
Seriously though, what you see above a collection of 6 Halo-inspired Ecko t-shirts that are now available for purchase. They are priced from 32-38 dollars and feature Master Chief aimin’, shootin’ and (most importantly) posin’.
Sure, I have to give it Ecko for making a few cool designs but as for the rest, well, I think Kotaku puts it best when they said they look like “designs that you would expect to see adorning an unlicensed beach towel in a South-East Asian marketplace.
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As E3 continues so does the onslaught of information — Next up is Microsoft with an Avatar announcement but wait, before you stop reading might actually be something you care about.
Other than funny looking clothes of all shapes and sizes Micrsoft let us known that you’ll be able to dress your Avatar with clothing touting things such as your favorite game.
In addition to this Microsoft’s Marc Whitten says that a bunch of other free items, add-ons, and outfits will be made unlockable along with a bunch of premium items added ot the Xbox Live Marketplace.
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Sony has recently announced that they’ve teamed up with Nike to celebrate the 10th anniversary of the Playstation 2′s launch in Japan. Yes, it has been that long.
Anyways, what you see above is the Playstation Air Force 1 from Nike. Don’t expect to see this pair in your local shoe market as only 50 of them will be produced. And, apparently, those 50 pairs will be given to Sony execs, press, and VIPs. Bummer.
But wait, there is an auction up on eBay that has the very first pair of the Playstation Air Force 1s ever produced. How much are they goin’ for? Well, the bid is at $2,135 as of writing this article and the auction doesn’t end until the 24th.
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