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Help Us Design Our Tail Of The Sun T-Shirt
Ever since the journey that was Overblood, we've created T-shirts for ourselves to commemorate the event. We made Pipo shirts for Overblood, and Servbot shirts for Mega Man Legends. For Tail of the Sun we wanted to pay tribute to one of the defining moments for our tribe. In episode 5, the scourge that was Ganon finally met his end at the hands of The Coug. We decided this battle should adorn the front of our shirts.
The Overblood Facebook group has provided many drawings of the battle, including the impressive picture above by artist Ian Richardson. We are currently accepting other submissions, but you don't necessarily need to be an accomplished artist. We'll consider anything, from cave drawings to computer-generated images.
Send your artwork to my email (reiner@gameinformer), and the Tail of the Sun Super Replay team will select the winner next Wednesday (July 13). The top five entries will be featured right here. The featured artists will win a game from our vault with the option of having it autographed by the Super Replay team.
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