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The Worst Video Game Costumes For Halloween 2015
Here's a round-up of the video game-themed Halloween costumes we recommend you avoid for parties or trick-or-treating purposes. If you're thinking "These aren't that bad," just picture yourself wearing one of these costumes, and think about how easy it will be to mingle at parties in them. If the intent of your costume is to look as terrible as possible, this is the list for you!
If you're looking for outfits that do a better job of celebrating what we love about video games, we've compiled a list of this year's best costumes for sale.
The Awkwardly Shaped Tetris Costume ($48.99)
Tetris Game Board ($36.88)
Adult Mega Man Costume (58.99)
Angry Birds Space Laser ($18.88)
Adult James Team Rocket ($48.99)
Sonic the Hedgehog ($45.90)
Kids Sonic ($19.99)
Another Adult Sonic Costume
A Sonic Costume Found By Someone on Reddit
Dog Sonic ($21.99)
Boys Spyro the Dragon Hoodie ($14.90)
Kratos ($49.98)
Akuma ($34.99)
Fake Yoshi Costume ($45.99)
Blanka ($54.99)
Pac-Man ($39.99)
Sexy Sassy Green Plumber Luigi ($40.77)
Pixels Q-Bert ($39.99)
Yoshi & Mario ($68.99)
King Pig ($24.99 each)
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