• We’re back! Back in stock!!

    Posted: 08/02/2012

    Whew! We’re back from Comic-Con and we are WIPED OUT. After selling out of a ton of stuff at the con, we’ve restocked the Meat Bun online store, adding a few things that have been sold out for quite some time. We’re talking about Needlemouse, DQ Value Menu, Snack Attack, and Passing Breeze. We even got more Slimes!

    Poke around, you might even see some other stuff has found its way back onto the store!

    We’ll have more in the coming weeks and months. A lot more!

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    clothing

  • Next stop… Comic-Con!

    Posted: 07/01/2012

    That’s right, true believers! Meat Bun is heading to San Diego Comic-Con (July 11 – 15) for the very first time. We’re buddying up with our pals at Giant Robot to bring great video game t-shirts to San Diego. We’ll have out-of-print designs, restocks, maybe even a new thing or two.

    Stop by, say hi, grab a sticker and… buy somethin’ will ya!

    Where can you find us? At booth #1731, with our friends from Giant Robot. We’re just east of the DC Entertainment and Sideshow Collectibles mega-booths. Here. Look at this map with the arrow pointing at our booth! Or look for the new Paul Robertson-designed banners that will adorn our space.

    Excelsior!

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    events

  • It’s that time again… Game Night 10!

    Posted: 06/15/2012

    Dang! Another Game Night at GR2? Already?! Sounds good to me, man.

    Here’s the deal. We’ll have James Kochalka and Pixel Jam’s Glorkbot’s Mini-Adventure (a spin-off of the in-progress Glorkian Warrior) headlining, with support from Tri-Tri-Triobelisk and Samurai Gunn. Since this is happening during the Game Over art exhibition at GR2, Yeren and the meow-packed Catburger will also be on hand.

    So many games!!!

    Game Night 10 happens Saturday, June 16 2012, from 6:30 – 10:00 p.m.

    Giant Robot 2
    2062 Sawtelle Blvd.Los Angeles, CA 90025
    gr2.net (310) 445-9276

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    events

  • Mercenary Kings!

    Posted: 06/12/2012

    The next game from Tribute Games – you know, the folks who made Wizorb and Ninja Senki – has been announced: MERCENARY KINGS!!! Sorry for the excess exclamation, but friend of Meat Bun Paul Robertson is involved and making dashing new sprites for the 2013 game. Expect lots of weapon crafting (a la Monster Hunter…?!) and dogs with eyepatches riding mechanized puppy tanks.

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    video games

  • Game Over @ Giant Robot Wrap-up

    Posted: 06/04/2012

    Thanks to everyone who came out to Giant Robot’s “Game Over” art exhibition last weekend. Meat Bun was proud to showcase some of its artwork (which you can probably spot in the photos below) alongside such talented artists. If you missed the show for some valid reason, like being pinned beneath burning wreckage on a Saturday night, there’s still a chance to soak up and/or buy this fine art. Game Over will run at GR2 until June 27.

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    events

  • Game Over at Giant Robot opens this June 2!

    Posted: 06/02/2012

    Purveyors of fine video game art, your attendance is requested at Giant Robot’s all-new “Game Over” art exhibition. The annual-ish art show returns to Giant Robot on June 2, featuring the art of dozens of talented artists, all showing video game inspired work. That includes Meat Bun! We have a unique piece at the show, which you’re more than welcome to purchase.

    Opening reception happens Saturday, June 2, with Game Over running through E3 2012 until June 27.

    Here’s where the action is!
    GR2
    2062 Sawtelle Blvd
    LA, CA 90025

    More details from Giant Robot below.

    GAME OVER
    VIDEO GAME CULTURE ART EXHIBITION
    JUNE 2 – JUNE 27, 2012

    RECEPTION: SATURDAY, JUNE 2, 6:30-10PM

    Artists include:

    Aaron Brown, Albert Reyes, Alex Chiu, Ana Serrano, Andrice Arp, Aska Iida, Bradford Lynn, Brian Luong, Bryan Wong, Bubi Au Yeung, Cam Floyd, Carlos Donjuan, Christopher Chan, Cory Schmitz, David Horvath, Devin McGrath, Elizabeth Ito, Elliot Brown, Eric Broers, Erin Althea, Gabe Gonzales, Gary Musgrave, Grant Reynolds, Heidi Woan, James Chong, James Kochalka, Jarrett Quon, Jay Horinouchi, Jeni Yang, Jeremiah La Torre, Jeremy Tinder, Jeremyville, Jeromy Velasco, Jesse Balmer, Jesse Fillingham, Jesse LeDoux, Jesse Moynihan, Jesse Reklaw, Jesse Tise, Jiyoung Moon, John Lau, Kerry Horvath, Kevin Luong, Kio Griffith, Kwanchai Moriya, Lawrence Yang, Linda Kim, Louise Chen, Luke Chueh, Luke Rook, Maiko Kanno, Mare Odomo, Mari Inukai, Mark Ingram, Martin Hsu, Matt Furie, Meatbun, Miso, Nick Arciaga, Patrick Kyle, Peter Kato, Philip Koscak, Renee French, Sana Park, Sara Saedi, Sarah Lee, Sean Chao, Shawn Cheng, Shiho Nakaza, Shihori Nakayama, Sidney Pink, Silvio Porretta, Stasia Burrington, Stephanie Kubo, Theo Ellsworth, Tru Nguyen, Yejin Oh, Yoskay Yamamoto, Yumi Sakugawa and more.

    Also there will be playable indie games including the works of programmers Beau Blythe and Shelby Cinca who are creating a game with Sean Chao and Jeni Yang. It’ll be a welcome back to ArtxGames series.

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    art, events

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