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Michael McWhertor, formerly of Kotaku, currently of GameTrailers and always of chestcloth providers Meat Bun, is brightening up the holiday season with what I think is the best collection of shirts his little operation has yet to come up with. More »
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He gets OK grades in school. He has a few friends. They seem passable. He eats at the table every night and sits in the back seat of the car every weekend, but really, he's a teenage boy. You don't know him. More »
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As soon as games launch, he or she's got 'em. This gamer doesn't just play games, this gamer collects them. Their back catalogue is more than a best-of or a bunch of favorites, it's a compendium—a library. More »
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As far as Street Fighter gamers get, they don't come much bigger than Daigo Umehara. He endorses fight sticks and has his own t-shirts. And here, he's profiled on Japanese TV. More »
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Forget his flirtation with Nintendo on the Wii. Monkey maraca simulation Samba de Amigo was, is and always will be a Sega icon, a reminder that the Dreamcast was cool, quirky and now very, very dead. More »
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Purveyors of fine video game t-shirts, Meat Bun Heavy Industries, are back with an all-new line of clothing. And by clothing, I mean fine video game t-shirts. More »
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Asian American pop culture mag Giant Robot has been in a bit of financial trouble lately, so its asked some friends to help out. And who has answered the call? Some male cheerleaders, that's who. More »
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This is what happens when Paul Robertson, of Scott Pilgrim and Pirate Baby's Cabana Battle Street Fight fame, sits down and designs something with Meat Bun, of rad gaming t-shirts game. More »
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Meat Bun, your friendly neighborhood awesome T-shirt maker, is offering the Kotaku-tan tees at half off for the next 24 hours. You still get the whole shirt! [Meat Bun] More »
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The sorcerers at Meat Bun have summoned forth a magical set of t-shirts for their summer 2010 line, "Wizards 'n Warriors," celebrating the 8-bit fantasy fighters and casters who made the early days of gaming so magical. More »
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This little gem was being handed out to a very select crowd of people at the Capcom booth. More »
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Did you miss out on the first printing of our Kotaku-tan tees? Lucky for you, they're back! Now's your chance to grab one before we're sold out again. Meat Bun has restocked in all colors and sizes. [Meat Bun] More »
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It's been a long time since we've had Kotaku tees for sale... More »
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For today and today only, we're marking down anything and everything Meat Bun. That means 50% off every tee, from old stuff to new stuff to deluxe stuff as we make way for even newer, equally good stuff! More »
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Missed out on some those fan-favorite Meat Bun tees introduced last year? A trio of bestsellers rise from their grave today, redesigned and reprinted as part of the Meat Bun DX line. Plus, there's good news for the plus-sized. More »
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Final warning! Kotaku's pre-E3 party is happening tonight. So come out, have a drink with us, enjoy the company of your fellow Kotakuites and party semi-responsibly. Don't make us liveblog with hangovers! More »
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Kotaku's annual pre-E3 party is happening this Sunday, giving you a chance to buy those shots you owe me, rub elbows with fellow Kotaku readers, and drunkenly hit on video game PR reps. Good times. More »
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Well, you can. It's up for sale/auction on eBay right now, looks amazing and best of all, all proceeds go to charity. More »
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Our favorite gaming t-shirt line Meat Bun has shipped its first sequel, a quartet of new video game-themed tees just in time for the holidays. Nothing says "Put some clothes on" like a t-shirt! More »
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If you're into all things Mike McWhertor, and who isn't, than you probably already know all about his video-game themed T-shirt venture: Meat Bun. More »
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Like clockwork, today a postal man came to my house, knocked on my door and delivered these Meat Buns. Hooray! Tried them both on and they so fit. Besides obvious things like that the printing is super high quality and the shirts feel delightful, blah, blah, BLAH, there were other things. Like, take a look at the shirt condoms the shirts come in. More »
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Instead of doing extra posts on Kotaku about important things, Mike McWhertor has been squandering his valuable time creating his own company, Meat Bun. Combining his love of t-shirts and video games, Mike foolishly went into business with friend and Pikachu belly enthusiast Scott Spatola, creating a line of game-themed tees. He's been wearing them at events and TV appearances all year, cruelly teasing that they'd be coming any day now. More »
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