I would totally walk around in the Tali hoodie. Doesn't matter that I live in Florida and last winter didn't get colder than 70 degrees
BioWare to Sell Fan-Designed Mass Effect Hoodies
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A Thane and Kal'Reegar one for me I think. I like the Thane one most 'cause it's more 'in the style of', whereas ones like Legion are more costumes. Kal'Reegar came close to being perfect, but it has the pipes on the back of the hood. No thank you.
Still gonna get it though.
Still gonna get it though.
Already have an N7 hoodie, but I may need to get another one--that Kal'Reegar one looks pretty friggin sick.
Will the hood cost extra?
Sorry.
I quite like her designs, but the price tag will be insane, and to be honest, I would rather not advertise myself as a Mass Effect 3 fan right now anyway, for the most part I am generally putting the game out of my mind. Still not particularly happy with Bioware/EA or their attitude.
Sorry.
I quite like her designs, but the price tag will be insane, and to be honest, I would rather not advertise myself as a Mass Effect 3 fan right now anyway, for the most part I am generally putting the game out of my mind. Still not particularly happy with Bioware/EA or their attitude.
im a guy and i would still get a tali hoodie because tali is easely my favorite character, if not tali atleast kal' reeger.
I love the legion one, or maybe a thane one...but the shepard leather jacket is pure win. DO WANT DO WANT DO WANT!!!!!Vault101 said:
Those hoodies look nice, but nothing beats the classic N7 hoodie
.....one day N7 hoodie, one day you will be mine
I would be more interested if the clothes had simpler designs. They all seem far too attention grabbing and intricate to be casual wear, and certain aspects, like Legion's pipes, won't translate well into 3D. I also anticipate ludicrous prices.
I mean, It's a bit of a no-brainer really, the buzz was already there and clothing ranges are being used to supplement the income of many media franchises.
I suppose the only reason video games don't tend to do so is probably because they make obscene amounts of money anyway, in this case it's great free publicity and good-will generated because lets face it, they don't need the money... Still wont stop them charging £45 for one.
I suppose the only reason video games don't tend to do so is probably because they make obscene amounts of money anyway, in this case it's great free publicity and good-will generated because lets face it, they don't need the money... Still wont stop them charging £45 for one.
