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Video Game Tattoos (moderately hardcore)

11 replies · 2,975 views · Started 20 January 2005

The atari symbol looks pretty cool as a tattoo. If I had been an atari fan I would consider getting that.

I suddenly want to get the little SMB mushroom tattooed on my ankle...

Something I may have to do sometime...

My favorite is the Legend of Zelda tatoo, but it's kinda big. :badrazz:

i wanna get one but have only zelda or link 😊

That Zelda one was kickass. The tattoist.. Atleast I think thats what ya call em.. Did a damned good job on that one. I wouldnt even colour it in fear that it would ruin how good it looked. o_o

Video game tatoos would be like video game T-shirts or video game cell phone ringtones... I know I'm a nerd... I don't need everyone else who sees me to instantly know it too. It's not my defining characteristic (I hope).

I'm surprised no one got a Tekken Jin tattoo. I know that some cosplayers got it.

I'm thinking of getting it most definite.

Daywalker

theplustwo wrote:Video game tatoos would be like video game T-shirts or video game cell phone ringtones... I know I'm a nerd... I don't need everyone else who sees me to instantly know it too. It's not my defining characteristic (I hope).

Classic games t-shirts are recieved surprisingly well, even by people who aren't very into games at the moment. When I where my zelda shirt around I get quite a lot of people saying "Hey I remember that games. It rocked" or even simply "Awesome shirt!" Gaming is permeating our culture and even non-gaming geeks can appreciate old school gaming shirts or tattoos.

I agree on that.

I saw on a drjays site, some dude sporting a pac-man game over shirt. The look for it was hot and the game was great and I just like the the caption itself.

"Game Over."

Daywalker

theplustwo wrote:Video game tatoos would be like video game T-shirts or video game cell phone ringtones... I know I'm a nerd... I don't need everyone else who sees me to instantly know it too. It's not my defining characteristic (I hope).

It's mine, and and I still think it's a pretty stupid idea.