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The 2017 Collection Of Terrible Video Game T-Shirts
Politics and religion appear to be hot topics in the world of bad video game t-shirts these days. Donald Trump's "Make America Great Again" campaign wasn't just used to get him into the White House, it's a battle cry that can apparently be used for every video game franchise people think needs to be revitalized. I've included a couple of those shirts in this collection for your viewing pleasure, but odds are, you've already seen someone wearing one out in the wild.
For the third consecutive year, I've taken it upon myself to explore the dangerous corners of the internet to unearth the most outlandish, ridiculous, and awful video game t-shirts that money can buy. Most of these shirts were found on official retail sites, as well as avenues where people can make and sell their own designs.
Just know this: Someone out there is likely wearing one these shirts right now, proudly. If you happen to be one of these people, good for you! You're making all of us look that much cooler. Again, I need to reiterate that the featured shirts are not the worst of the worst. I was not given the all clear to show over a dozen shirt designs, as they were not safe for work.
If your eyes need more bad video game t-shirts, here's our archive of the previous collections:
2015 Collection
2016 Collection
Enjoy the gallery, and please let us know if you truly do think some of these shirts are worth wearing in the comments section below. We won't remove them from the list, but we will flag your account for a future ban.
(photo credit Ben Hanson, copyright Ben Hanson)
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