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Long-time Kotaku Tower darlings King of Games are hitting 2010 running, announcing a new line of shirts based on classic NES title Excitebike, along with sneak peeks at an upcoming Zelda range.
I’ve been a little down on King of Games lately. Not enough new shirts, not enough good shirts. But this Punch-Out hoodie may well be a return to form for the team.
What better way to show your love for the world’s finest pack-in game than with these Super Hang-On shirts, the latest in King of Games’ “Get Ready” line of Sega tees. It comes in a fetching shade of black, like you can see above, but also in white, should you be the type to make it all the way through a ribs night without a stain. As with all KoG tees, expect small sizes, hefty prices and limited availability, so don’t dilly-dally. SUPER HANG-ON “WORLD TOUR 1987 T-SHIRT” [King of Games]
What’s worse than one King of Games shirt emptying your bank balance? Yeah. Two shirts. Hitting almost simultaneously on the site are these tees, one – commemorating the Mega Drive – from Sega’s Get Ready collection and the other – for Parachute – from KoG’s own Game & Watch series. If you want to know how to order them, King of Games has an English site. If you need to know how much it’ll cost you, you probably shouldn’t bother. [King of Games]
What happens when our dear friends at King of Games release a new shirt? And not just a new shirt, but one from Sega’s “Get Ready” series? We get excited. Hearts flutter, hands reach subconsciously towards wallets. In this case Sega’s NiGHTS is the muse, and the design is crisp, clean and striking (especially in black). Those familiar with the KoG ordering process, proceed to the starter’s blocks. Those not, bring money and a comfortable pair of online-shopping athletic shoes.
Little hesitant to actually post this. See, the more King of Games posts we run, the harder it’ll invariably become to get your hands on one of their super-fine, super-soft shirts. This one’s just too nice to hold off on, though, so take a look at their new range of Get Ready (Sega Collabo) Afterburner tees, launched quietly in the wake of last week’s Mother 3 news. Detail shots after the click.
Get Ready Collection Afterburner Tees [King of Games]
