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Perk Up For Early Morning Gaming With These Retro-Themed Coffee Mugs
Despite what the Folgers jingle might tell you, the best part of waking up is actually brick-breaking action with Arkanoid in your cup. Though the site is still under construction, Retrogamers aims to sell officially licensed video game merchandise.
The site doesn't have too much stock listed yet, but if you're looking for some classic gaming-themed coffee mugs, these might be of interest. The different items feature classic Taito titles like the classic platformer Bubble Bobble and side-scrolling beat-'em-up The Ninja Warriors.
What other publishers would you like to see sign up with Retrogamers? Stalwarts like Nintendo and Konami deserve mention, but we'd also like to hear which more obscure brands you'd like to see represented.
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