"Solid shirts make their way to Japanese clothing store Uniqglo's UK, Hong Kong, and Japanese locations.
Over the weekend, Konami tweeted the image above revealing that ten shirts celebrating the 25th anniversary of Snake sneaking are available at Japanese t-shirt seller Uniqlo. Right now the shirts are available on Uniqlo's Japanese, Hong Kong, and UK sites, retailing in Europe for £14.90 or about $23 USD and change, or you can get two for £19 as part of a sale on the UK site, with four limited-edition Revengance shirts debuting in Tokyo. Unfortunately, it doesn't look like this collection has yet made its way stateside, but we'll reach out to Konami to see if this might be changing in the future.
You can check out a gallery of the shirts below and definitely tell Konami that you want these over here today.", writes MTV Multiplayer.
Silent Hill and Metal Gear Solid publisher Konami has reported record profits this year, driven largely by its video games and amusements.
Interesting that Konami is releasing nothing of note and still enjoying high profits. I guess this is the allure to companies.
It was probably due to the half-hearted release of the Metal Gear Solid Collection v1.
Imagine the extra sales Konami could’ve made if it had put some effort into it.
Half hearted? MGS: MC is the best collection of Metal Gear games you can get with tons of bonus content.
Why are you mad? Because they didn't make the games 4K so you can see the low resolution textures and warping better? Most of you cry babies never even touched the MSX Metal Gears.
Hanzala from eXputer: "Contra: Operation Galuga is a classic revival done right, but why hasn't Konami done the same yet for the bigger and more popular Castlevania?"
Slowdown. Let them get these suikoden games done first. Alot of us are still waiting for those
well, the new C ontra was made by Wayforward, who have been taking sooooo many of these classic franchises and making new iterations of them. Imo they aren't very good at it. And I don't see operation galuga being a large enough success to possibly give them Castlevania.
These groundbreaking video games changed gaming forever and drew in scores of fans in the process.
