Sony PS2 Controller T-Shirt

Mar 30 2006, 12:37pm EST | by Luigi Lugmayr

Gamer T-Shirt Shop Split Reason has the perfect T-Shirt for drunk Sony PS2 gaming.

The Controller T-Shirt features the explanation of all the PS2 controller buttons, so you can always check what that square button means in case you have forgotten.
The Controller T-Shirt comes in black only of course. See a detail view of diagram below.

Split Reason sells this gamer T-Shirt for $17.95.
I still wear the Split Reason Kill Bill Linux Penguin T-Shirt as often as possible.

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