N+ merchandise is like official fan creations

Posted May 21st 2008 9:30AM by JC Fletcher
Filed under: Fan stuff

This may be a first: Metanet, creators of the original N, the 360 N+, and the levels for the DS N+, have set up an Etsy shop to sell handmade N+ merchandise. Is it possible for these people to be any cooler? We don't think so, unless they send us some free stuff.

For surprisingly reasonable prices, you can buy ninja t-shirts, really cool-looking stationery sets, and a vinyl cuff (like a big fat bracelet) with an N+ screenshot on it. All of it is very limited-edition (because, like the game, just a few people worked on it), and happens to be very attractive due to the N+ aesthetic. We're putting serious consideration into a set of cards, but we rarely have call for ninja-mail.

Tags: etsy, metanet, n, shirts

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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)

5-21-2008 @ 9:50AM

jsutcliffe said...

I have played the PC version to death, and I was on the fence about the DS version. This tipped the scale. Metanet rock.

5-21-2008 @ 10:28AM

WalkingCarpet said...

I too have played the free online version a lot and when I first heard about this one on the DS I got pretty excited, not gonna lie. I can't wait to pick it up. And maybe a T-shirt while I'm at it...

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