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Seen At PAX Prime 2014: Cosplay
PAX is a hugely popular destination for cosplay, and this year was no exception. Here's a sampling of some of the impressive costuming. I saved the best for first, as you can see above. If you're not sure who you are looking at, head here to learn more.
After the release of P.T., these two really missed out on an opportunity by not dressing up as a creepy hallway.
Despite being an incredibly detailed and difficult costume, there were a lot of Master Chiefs everywhere. This one in particular, I believe, was commissioned by Microsoft.
Maybe not directly video game-related, but the Power Rangers have certainly spent their fair share of time in the video game realm.
So nice, I had to post it twice. Congratulations sir. You are my hero.
Just a normal, everyday Seattle local. I think she was on her way to work or something. Honestly, I'm not even sure why I took a picture of her.
Big Boss, Lara Croft, and of course Hercule (or Mr. Satan if you prefer) because everyone knows you can't have the first two without the third.
The Mario Sisters, and their brother.
Some PAX cosplay. I liked seeing a Shovel and Shield Knight. https://t.co/iLtxQkxv9X
— Kyle Hilliard (@KyleMHilliard) August 30, 2014
For more photos from PAX Prime 2014, head here.
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