Work can be a damn bore. To break the monotony of doing that sales forecast report that is due by the end of the week, we use our lunch-break as a sanctuary to get away from it all.
My lunch break shenanigans had me traversing the city, looking for gaming and pop culture gear in particular. I was pleased to find a number of Nintendo and Namco goodies – from t-shirts and hoodies, to board-games, figurines and pool cues!
Seems as though my timing was quite good, as there were discounts and two-for-one deals throughout the stores – as if I needed more temptation! Shop on!
The coolest NES tee!
Coolest Nintendo backpacks ever!
The coolest Zelda tee!
A super Super Mario!
The coolest Mario tee!
Nintendo has too many temptations
Are you a Nintendo gamer? Then you need to wear this!
The Nintendo Console History Timeline – where it started
The Nintendo Console History Timeline – the 90s and early 2000s era
You’ll be a Mega Man or a Mega Woman if you wear this!
I want to play pool with these Pac-Man balls!
Compliment your Pac-Man pool balls with this Pac-Man cue!
37 years on, and Space Invaders is still relevant!
Lots of drool-worthy tees on this wall!
Let there be light!
Everyone needs Indy in their life
If Nintendo can do it, so can Namco!
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