
Birthday-themed wallpaper is available for download, which unfortunately has a large watermark on. You'll have to go on the WAP site to download them properly, where I would personally opt for Sonic holding the doughnut cake with Iced Gems around it.

Perhaps not in celebration of Sonic's birthday on Tuesday, but still good anyway, is this newly-released Sonic raincoat. The coat has a nice varsity-style Sonic print on it, front and back. It will cost you ¥4,935 (about £30), which is actually quite good in comparison to the outrageously-priced Enterbrain Sega products.

Other items available, which are made by Cospa, include a "Stay Sonic" t-shirt (¥3,045/£20), those indie cushions (¥2,625/£16.55) and bandanas (¥1,260/£8) I mentioned a few months ago, a reversible Sonic/Werehog top (¥4,200/£26), and various other Sonic t-shirts for ¥3,045 each.
If only I lived in Japan - the amount of Sega-themed tat I would own!
[Source: Sonic Channel]
1 comment:
You'd be suprised at how little Sonic stuff there is in Japan. You have to really search hard in specialist stores to find what you're after. When I was there a few months ago, the best haul we had was in a retro gaming store called Super Potato. We found some bits in the SEGA Joypolis (not much though) and the Cospa shop is a bloody nightmare to find! It's very small aswell, no bigger than a living room.
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