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Pick A Side In This Final Fantasy T-Shirt Contest
Two beautiful Final Fantasy inspired designs are facing off right now on TeeFury, where they're competing to see which can sell the most t-shirts in 24 hours.
The first is based on Final Fantasy IX and features the silhouettes of the main party inside a Moogle outline, as seen on the left in the image above. It's designed by Adams Pinto, who calls it "The Return of The Fantasy". The second is based on Final Fantasy VII and depicts several of the main characters in a cutesy style, as seen on the right in the image above. It's designed by jmlfreeman, who calls it "Cute Fantasy VII".
Both shirts are priced at $11 and can be bought here. The FF9 design has sold the most t-shirts so far.
Check out some other video game t-shirt designs in our coverage of the Trapt, Overblood, Ninja Gaiden, and Luigi's Mansion contests.
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