Who knew that Tetris looked best on the human body and not on a screen? Sadly, the squares are not movable; it doesn’t stop these leggings from being awesome—like pretty much all of the stuff Black Milk sells.
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New California Republic Ranger from Fallout: New Vegas cosplayed by Nanahra.
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(via Cosplay Blog)
Warp Drive Emporium has these fantastic Halo energy sword earrings in their Etsy store along with two different necklace versions (pictured after the break). As you can see, the weapon actually lends itself well to jewelry design.
Mourningstar and Typhon from the online FPS Firefall cosplayed by Crystal Graziano and Lee Reherman. Photographed by Big White Bazooka.
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Test subjects don’t have much choice when it comes to fashion options, but one way to jazz up that jumpsuit is to wear one of these handmade, papercraft GLaDOS hairflowers. It even lights up with an LED!
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After a marathon Super Mario Bros. gaming session, Calvin’s imagination goes to work.
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The battle between Star Wars and Star Trek has been raging on for a long time. The graphics are much better now, but that’s not necessarily a good thing.
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Felt exactly like Homerkiin last night after I told Lydia to wait outside of Shalidor’s Maze, ran down it, got to the end and realized that I had given her the staff I needed.
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Check out stages two and three after the break.
Sadly, artist Maya Pixelskaya recently sold this one-of-a-kind Duck Hunt tie on eBay, so you won’t be able to get your hands on one anytime soon. Too bad, because it’s a lot more sensible than something like this.
(Maya Pixelskaya via Fanboy)
