Japanese Video Game Phone Cases - iPhone and Android

All your base are belong to us! All your base are belong to us! All your base are belong to us! All your base are belong to us!

Your favourite tamagotchi character is back in tee form

Design inspired in Mr Mew from The World Ends With You video games as ice cream.

Design inspired in Li'l Cactus from The Mana series - Seiken Densetsu video games.

Pixelart based on 80s and 90s videogame icons

Design inspired The World Ends With You video games.

Cloud sumi e

Design inspired in Monster Hunter video games.

Take this design as a gift for your friend, sister or brother who also loves jrpg video games.

It's too bad Ephraim couldn't be drawn alongside her. Maybe one day.

pacman with pizza style

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Design inspired in Medabots video games and anime.

Cosplay Kupo

In case you didn't know, I'm definitely a gamer girl at heart! I also love all things Kawaii style so that in itself was the inspiration for this design. Enjoy!

Awesome Japanese Gamer design that makes a great gift for any occasion.

Design inspired in Blue Archive video game.

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Design inspired in Medabots video games and anime.

samurai warrior

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Warning A Huge Enemy Is Approaching. Retro game boss battle.

These two would get along so well with their love for money!

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May character guilty gear

A fanart of a Shenhe from Genshin Impact

Design inspired by moonlight

Bang!

I love these little guys

The Famicom (short for Family Computer) was a gaming console released in 1986 exclusively for the Japanese market. Taking inspiration from the home computer market, the Famicom utilized a proprietary diskette system with removable "Disk Cards" that looked similar to 3.5" floppy disks, which allowed games to be produced and sold for considerably less than previous formats. The somewhat obscure Diskun (or Mr. Disk) was the mascot for the system who's design also took a cue from the disk format. The system is largely considered to be the precursor to the 8-Bit consoles that would take the world by storm throughout the late '80s, changing home gaming forever... and for the better.

Reimu Danmaku