CafePress and Imangi Studios take an endless run at fan's wallets with the launch of the official Temple Run merchandise store, packed with shirts, bags and other apparel that will identify you to others prone to rubbing their mobile device for long periods of time and then shouting "Dammit!"
Unlike some of its other series, Valve isn't going for massmarket appeal with its official DOTA 2 merchandise. Instead, it's teamed up with special effects house WETA for a range of statues and replicas that is very fancy.
I'm one of the biggest Zelda fanatics around. So imagine my excitement when my Lords and Masters here at Kotaku said it would be a good idea for me to visit the 25th Anniversary display celebrating The Legend of Zelda that Nintendo World recently set up.
Is this the best summer for video game-themed socks... ever? It's looking that way, now that J!NX has released officially licensed Portal 2 knee socks, footwear based on the Aperture Science Long Fall Boots from Valve's first-person puzzler.
We thought we had seen the ultimate street brawling crossover when Street Fighter X Tekken hit the scene. We were wrong. In fall 2012, Street Fighter and Hello Kitty will finally be one, at least from a merchandising perspective.
Minecraft just started down the road toward becoming a real live video game over the weekend, when it got a beta date, but it's already raking in the cash and now it even has official t-shirts.
While fans begin lining up outside the Anaheim Convention Center for the official launch of BlizzCon 2010, let's check out what sort of Blizzard merchandise they'll be lining up for once they're inside!
Reader Brett must have known our adolescent selves were in need of entertainment, otherwise he wouldn't have pointed us towards this motherload of vintage Nintendo merchandise catalogues.
This October, God of War die hards will be able to get their hands on the United Cutlery replica Blades of Chaos and the first of six issues of the new comic series from DC Comics.
Creative Minx Marketing and Electronic Arts penned a deal today to turn a slew of EA games into t-shirts, collectibles, peripherals and accessories.
