EA Sports' blog promises the same package is on the way "very soon" for PlayStation 3. A ton of these look like they have color variants or something, but here's a list, taken from the EA Sports blog with duplicates removed. I'm just disappointed we don't have the Chickie Yonakor waffle-soles with floppy three-stripe socks.

TS Supernatural Commander AllStar East Blue SLD/Running White FTW/Red SLD DLC
TS Supernatural Commander
TS Supernatural Creator AllStar West Red SLD/Running White FTW/Metallic Gold SLD
TS Supernatural Creator
TS Cut Creator Low Gil
TS Bounce Commander CMDR 3 Duncan
TS Bounce Commander CMDR 3 KG
TS Bounce Commander CMDR 3 Howard
Jordan Melo M6
Jordan CP3.III
Jordan XII (re-purpose from NBA Street)
Jordan 2010
Nike Air Max LeBron VII
Nike Zoom Kobe V
Nike Zoom Hustle
Converse Wade 5 Mid
Converse EB2 Mid
Converse Weapon Evo Ox
Converse Weapon Evo Ox C
Converse Weapon Evo Mid
Reebok Answer XIII
Reebok Hexride
Nike KD2
Nike Hypermax
Nike Hyperize
Nike SHOX Vision
Nike Blue Chip II
Nike Air MAX Rise
Nike Zoom Skyposite
Nike Zoom Hustle
Nike Cradle Rock Low
Nike MAX Turnaround
Nike Sentido
Nike Zoom Flip'n
Nike Huarache Legion

Holiday DLC Shoe Pack [EA Sports]

They also won't be sold to the general public. Ron Eagle, the director of product publicity for the PlayStation, said he got a call from Nike, who wanted to make him some PlayStation-themed shoes to say thanks for past collaboration and support. Eagle is a self-described "shoe guy," so of course the idea fired him up.

When I got the call and was told that they wanted to make a shoe, of course the first thing I asked was … what kind? They told me they were working on a new training shoe, one that would be technically very advanced, but would harken back to some of the great training shoes from their past, like the ones worn by Bo Jackson and John McEnroe. As soon as they said the word McEnroe – I was completely sold as the original Air Trainer 1, is one of my all time favorite shoe designs and something I remember wearing to school.

It started from there, asking me about favorite colors, and anything that I did or didn't like. The designers are just so good at taking input and making really slick creative choices, that when the line drawings come over, I'm just stunned. As you already know, we like to do things that haven't been done or are totally unique and that was one of the things that the guys at Nike knew that they wanted to do when they asked me what I liked.

Sony and Nike teamed up on highly sought-after Air Force One designs in 2006 and in 2009. Eagle said in those efforts, "we were working toward something with the other shoes. ... This being a "thank you" it could have been so many things – yet the guys at Nike got that it should be unique and it makes it very special to me because of that."

Doesn't sound like they'll hit eBay anytime soon. You can see more of the designs over at the link.

The NEW PlayStation Air Nike Trainer 1 [Sole Collector, via TheShoeGame, thanks Pete A.]

There's a lot to choose from when it comes to gamer-created gamer apparel, of course. Also people are coming up with new stuff all the time. But I've picked out five pairs of shoes that I've found in the last year which I'd seriously considering buying if I weren't a starving journalist. Check 'em out and by all means point me to your favorites, if you've got a link.

Princess Peach Trainers
Created By: Daniel Reese (a.k.a. BRASS MONKI)
Shoe Type: Nike Trainers
Theme: Super Paper Mario
Spotted On: BRASS MONKI's blog
Total Cost: £135/$230

These fancy kicks were mocked up by Daniel Reese by my request after I got in touch with him over pricing on the Moogle shoes. Even if it's just a Photoshop job of what the shoes would look like, I think the design is spiffy, I love the color pink and I find that there's not nearly enough in the way of Princess Peach-related shoes to buy these days.

NES Controller Keds (Classic)*
Created By: Danielle (a.k.a. Cole530)
Shoe Type: Keds slip-ons
Theme: Nintendo hardware
Spotted On: Zazzle
Total Cost: $74.50
*Not pictured per Zazzle's site policy.

I remember decorating Keds in summer camp when I was a kid with fabric glue and glitter, but my childish creations are nothing compared to these kicks. I like the design because it's subtle and the colors will go with most of my wardrobe. Unfortunately, I find Keds slip-ons to be beastly uncomfortable until you beat them into submission — and that would probably damage the paint.

NES Controller Keds (Hipster)
Created By: Rachelle Williams (a.k.a. ParadoxArtistry)
Shoe Type: LA Gear Slip-ons
Theme: Nintendo hardware
Spotted On: Etsy
Total Cost: $85

I've never worn LA Gear brand slip-ons, so I'll just have to trust the artist's claim that these shoes are comfortable. Other than that, I like how vibrant that red acrylic looks — even if it is too loud to get away with wearing to an office job. Also, I'm not sure how I feel about the cord spelling out N-E-S on the back of the right shoe. My preference with gamer clothing of any kind is subtlety that separates gamers from posers. In other words, if you have to ask me what's on my shoes, you clearly aren't cool enough to hang out with me.

Ms. Pac-Man Mary Janes
Created By: Lindsay (a.k.a. emandsprout)
Shoe Type: Rubber-soled Mary Janes
Theme: Ms. Pac-Man
Spotted On: Etsy
Total Cost: $28

It's not hard to find ladies sizes of shoes, but I rarely run across actual ladies shoes (heels, slingbacks, etc.) in my quest for gamer clothing. These classic Mary Jane slip-ons are decorated with what looks like felt pieces and tiny accessories, so I'd be a little worried about ruining them after only three wearings. But still, it's Ms. Pac-Man and it's comparatively cheap.

Unofficial Kotaku Shoes
Created By: Adidas
Shoe Type: Trainers
Theme: Kotaku
Spotted In: Nordstrom's in Albuquerque, New Mexico
Total Cost: Can't quite remember what it cost in the store, but similar shoes on Adidas' site go for $90

I spotted these while Hanukkah shopping with my dad earlier this year and almost bought them just because they had the Kotaku color scheme. Sadly, though, they only had mens sizes too big for my little feet. Also, while I could claim I had Kotaku shoes, they're not really Kotaku-themed enough to speak for themselves. Still cool, though.

These five pairs are but a few examples of awesome gamer shoes to be found on the Internet. For further reading, go check out some of the other shoes we've spotted over the years.

Normally, you don't see Moogle-related fashion items when searching for Final Fantasy apparel. I had a particularly fruitless search for someone's Christmas present a few years back that ended in a lousy key chain and damaged friendship. Depending on how much Reese charges for his custom-made kicks, I can maybe count on repairing it a little with some Moogle shoe love.

That, or I can just keep them for myself. In which case, I may want to consider his Tetris-inspired designs instead. So pretty.

Keep in mind, however, that Reese's designs are sometimes little more than expert Photoshop jobs. "At the moment, the designs I put together are only concepts," he writes on his blog. But he's willing to take commissions to make concept reality.

Customized Kicks To Express Your Inner Moogle (And Other Game Characters) [GameSetWatch]

Though the shoes don't bear Pac-Man's actual likeness, they've got the same color palette as the classic arcade marquee. That means lots of yellow, lots of blue and not very much pink.

As awesome as the shoes look, I'm not sure if I'd shell out for them. Dunks are comfortable and I do like bright, shiny things. But when it comes to video game shoes, I'd really rather have Pac-Man's actual face on my kicks. Or at least an etching of the ghosties on the sole of the shoe — that'd be awesome.

Nike SB Pacman Dunk High [NSB via Go Nintendo]

To go with this announcement, Capcom has also blogged a fabulous pair of fan-made shoes.

Flock! for those of you sheeple who haven't gotten into it, yet, is an adorable puzzle game where players control a UFO and try to herd animals through hazardous environments back to the main spaceship, "The Mother Flocker." The unbearable cuteness of the game has spawned a playset that you can get from the Capcom store for $30.

Check out the game in action.

PC Update Teaser & Flock: The Shoes [Capcom]

You'd have to be pretty comfortable with that level of color on your feet, particularly since those colors—apparently lifted from the Ms. Pac-Man arcade cabinet—we're designed to attract attention amid the visual din of a noisy arcade during the early 80s. Fortunately, I am that comfortable, so a pre-ordering I will do!

If you're similarly uninhibited in your footwear choices, expect these to drop in May at select retailers.

Like most Nike SB sneakers, they appear to be largely logo free—swoosh and Nike badge excepted. That means these kicks are more homage than they are officially licensed.

Nike SB Ms. Pacman Quickstrike Is Coming! [UNIV via C to the JL]

On the shoe you can see that Noby Noby boy has stretched himself through the eyelets of the shoe. Pretty amazing.

But as much as I love shoes, and shoes featuring games, I don't think I could ever wear these. I'd be too paranoid that that errant shoelace would eventually start working up my ankle in search of the moon.

Well, not unless you're willing to make a donation. We'll be auctioning off these amazing Air Force 1 Playstation 2 Tenth Anniversary shoes (size 11.5) on eBay later this month, with 100 percent of the proceeds going to anti-Teen Dating Violence organization Jennifer Ann's Group.

The Air Force 1s are brand new, unworn and part of an only 50-pair run.

Check out the jump for a gallery of these black and blue bad boys, which feature leather uppers and gradient shading.

The new Playstation Air Force Ones feature full patent leather upper and a color design very similar color to the original Playstation 2 Air Force Ones.

This time around only 50 of the shoes are being created. So if you want a pair, you better start saving and check out eBay.

The shoes currently listed on eBay, by the way, are being sold for the Shoes that Fit charity which helps buy shoes and clothes for kids to wear to school.

The NEW PlayStation AF1 10 Year Anniv

WeeklyDrop tipped us off to the new shoe, due this Summer, which joins the Wii inspired Nike Air Force 2 High—complete with Wii Remote condom details—and the Nike Air Max Classic with NES styling. Since my Nike SB "Old Spice" Dunks go mostly unworn, I've learned I just can't wear a white shoe. And Blazers? Not my footwear friend.

But, hey, we know Nintendo fans adore all manner of white clothing, so these should be a massive success.

Nike Blazer High Nintendo Wii [WeeklyDrop]

Kotaku reader Steve has noticed that we don't shy away from posting pictures of video game-themed shoes. Or cakes. Or any internet flotsam and jetsam. Therefore, he's come to us to let his fellow readers know of his love for Katamari Damacy, painting on perfectly good Nike sneakers, and his girlfriend, the actual hardcore fan of the Prince of All Cosmos.

Classy stuff, Steve. Now get back to me on those Cho Aniki-custom Dunks. Just name your price.

They're called the RVM Skate 2, and should be out in the US later this month at Zumiez stores, with an international release to follow. Not the most eye-catching pair of shoes you'll ever see, but then, as a collabo between a sneaker company and a video game publisher, they could have been worse.

Etnies x EA Sports Skate 2 RVM [Highsnobiety]

Nike Air Max Terra Ninety Nintendo NES Collaboration [Crave Online, thanks Sid!]

Nike Air Classic BW - Nintendo [Kicksonfire]

GEARS OF WAR Globe has teamed up with Epic and their Gears of War video game, one of the best-selling combat video games of all time, to bring you a Special-Edition Co-op shoe based off of Globe's Fusion model. This one comes with a big pop of the Gears of War icon, inside and out.

Gears shoes [Thanks coalhalo]