Dec 04
Games of Christmas Past Sweatshirt
Posted in: Today's ChiliThis Games of Christmas Past sweatshirt brings back memories of old school 8-bit gaming, when every game you got for Christmas was a truly treasured. The sweatshirt will warm your heart. Plus, it will keep you warm in the winter months.
It features the Space Invaders aliens, Pitfall Harry, the ship from Yar’s Revenge and our favorite landfill dweller – Atari 2600 E.T wearing a Santa hat. It’s all done up in an ugly but colorful Christmas sweater pattern. So deck the halls with retro gaming this year. It’s only $19.95(USD) over at Neatoshop – which is actually cheaper than what each of these games cost back in the day.
It makes a great gift for old school video game nerds like myself.
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