Triptych: It Came From Beneath The Sea

"Kaiju Crunch" (t-shirt) by Matt Dearden

"Powerpuff Jaegers" (t-shirt) by Dann Matthews

"Tipsy Danger" (t-shirt) by Adam Howlett

Triptych: All Of Time And Space

"TARDIS Express" by Colin Stein

"Build Your Own Time Machine and Spacecraft!" (t-shirt) by Azafran

"Falling" by Karen Hallion

Triptych: LSP, You're Wearing Garbage!

"Adventurama" (t-shirt) by Atomic Rocket

"Cooking Time" by Jay Shea

"Coffee Time!" (t-shirt) by Chris McVeigh

Everyone loves Adventure Time!

The title of this post is only tangentially related to the content, but I couldn't resist. Jake yells this out the window at Lumpy Space Princess at the end of a recent episode and it killed me. It's so unexpected, and clearly the product of rage that he's been suppressing the entire episode. One of my all-time favourite Jake moments.

Double Triptych: Retro, Imaginary Games for Movies and TV Shows

"Flight of the Conchords: Season 2" by Max Atom
(Full game download here!)

"Scruffy For Atari" by Ron Workman

"A Game of Ice & Fire II" (t-shirt) by Drew Wise

"Inception" by Penney Design

"Hunger Retro Game" by Drew Wise

"ConfederVania II: Abraham's Quest" by Timothy Lim

Sorry for the unwieldy title, but I'm working with a pretty specific theme today: box art for imaginary games based on contemporary movies and TV shows, if they were made for the NES or Atari 2600.

These have been piling up for a while, which is why there are two entries from Drew Wise in the mix. The Flight of the Conchords game seen above is NOT imaginary, as someone has elected to make an entire 8-bit game based on the adventure of Bret and Jemaine. And that last entry is, of course, inspired by Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter.

Also, I would play all of these games. In fact, I'm playing one of them right now.

Triptych: In The Year 3000...

"Futurama Pixel Art", official promotional art by Matt Groening

"The Call of Zoidthulhu" (t-shirt) by Harry Gordon

"Mom's Friendly Robot Company" (t-shirt) by BustedTees