@WorldGreatest Waiting for Heavy Rain: I wasn't talking about the PS3 btw, I have one ;) I'm talking about all the people calling the shoes "Dope" "Intense" "Looking Fresh", the only time I hear that kind of stuff is from 12-Year old Wannabe Gangsters, Chavs, or Gangsters. And not only that, but they are all saying how the shoes look good, They do look fucking Terrible, But I guess they wern't made for us gamers...
@RyuuzakiBjorn:
yeah well those are fashion people for ya.
makes you want to kick a baby every time they go on how the next line of cloths is the most creative thing they ever seen.
The shoes have really cool designs on them, but they still look like shit. I still don't see the need to spend hundreds of dollars on shoes you'll wear only a few times, if any, and then store for collector's purposes.
I think they're actually kinda cool looking... but then again, Ms. Pac-Man is one of my favorite arcade games of all time. Hell, I own several ports of it (NES, Genesis, GB, GBC, GBA, PS1, etc...).
I wouldn't actually wear them, though. Those NES Air Max Classics are the coolest shoes ever.
50 pairs? Hmm... hit us up when the auction comes. I could care less about the Playstation emblem, I like the color scheme. >.> hope it stays less than 250 or else its way outta my range
I think it is dumb that they do such limited runs and then sell them in the name of charity anyways. Not that it's a bad idea, but wouldn't a better idea be making the shoe available for - perhaps a small premium over the normal everyday price of a similar shoe - and then selling them online while giving giving a nice chunk of the profits to the charity instead?
Doing it that way instead would have multiple positives for all parties involved. Firstly, they would likely sell a bunch of them to raise the same amount of money for charity, maybe more. Secondly, Nike and Sony could get their name brand out there more by teaming up and making more of these shoes. The more people who have them, the more people are wearing Nike and advertising the PS brand. It just seems like common sense to me, but whatever...
@thinkfreemind: I'd like to apologize as my logic was a little off last night. I hope that these shoes sell for a bunch of money to help the Jennifer Ann Organization.
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im guessing you need shoes that you can dress up like your xbox live avatar along with a 50$ yearly subscription to keep using them?
yeah i had to do it , i just couldn't let it slide. and yes the shoes are fucking horrible.
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yeah well those are fashion people for ya.
makes you want to kick a baby every time they go on how the next line of cloths is the most creative thing they ever seen.
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Actually, it says 1994. The year of the PSX release.
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nevermind just saw them
scratch everything
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I wouldn't actually wear them, though. Those NES Air Max Classics are the coolest shoes ever.
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If you don't have the confidence to wear what you want because you are afraid of what people think, well, that's up to you ;)
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:( Hope you guys get a lot of money to go towards your charity
03/19/09
hmmm.
i believe i can get a pair of these some other way.
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Doing it that way instead would have multiple positives for all parties involved. Firstly, they would likely sell a bunch of them to raise the same amount of money for charity, maybe more. Secondly, Nike and Sony could get their name brand out there more by teaming up and making more of these shoes. The more people who have them, the more people are wearing Nike and advertising the PS brand. It just seems like common sense to me, but whatever...
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the PS2 released in Japan in March of 2000.
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With a shrink ray.