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Pac-Man Wall Decals Are Flat, Sticky, Colorful
If you're tired of staring at boring white walls but you aren't quite ready to paint them, Blik and Namco Bandai have a product that could very well change your entire life. The companies have teamed up to produce a line of three wall decals, which can be applied to, well, walls.
There are three of different decals in the line, and they range in price from $40 up to $75. Before you purchase one of them, you should know that they are not interactive. The gentleman pictured above didn't realize that at the time the photograph was taken, and now he is the laughingstock of this story. How embarrassing.
Still not convinced that you need to apply one of these decals to your wall? Perhaps the silver-tongued Blik co-founder Scott Flora can persuade you. "Who doesn't love Pac-Man?" gushes Flora. "It's simple, fun to play and highly addictive. Our audience has been anxiously awaiting the launch of PAC-MAN and they won't be disappointed. The level of detail we incorporated into the decals will appeal to nostalgic gamers as well as create a whole new generation of glazed eye addicts."
They're stickers. For your wall. And the stickers have Pac-Man on them.
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