Wopr Stickers

Description: War Operations Plan Response

Description: There is no place better than Crystal Palace.

Description: Greetings. Dr. Falken. Shall We play a game?

Description: Whether you're at DEFCON 5 of DEFCON 1, don't mess with Joshua.

Description: Shall we play a game? Joshua is alive and well in the 1980s. Check out this great shirt that harkens back to the 80's when the only way to win the game is not to play.

Description: As featured in the movie Wargames, care for a game?

Description: Shall we play a game?

Description: Shall we play a game?

Description: Classic line from the seminal 1983 Cold War sci-fi thriller, War Games, where kids inadvertently trigger a nuclear stand-off with Russia while playing a video game against a NORAD supercomputer called WOPR.

Description: List of games from the seminal 1983 Cold War sci-fi thriller, War Games, where kids inadvertently trigger a nuclear stand-off with Russia while playing a video game against a NORAD supercomputer called WOPR.

Description: The moment a NORAD supercomputer, WOPR, discovers nobody can win a game of Global Thermonuclear War, from the seminal 1983 Cold War sci-fi thriller, War Games – where kids inadvertently trigger a nuclear stand-off with Russia while playing with it.

Description: As featured in the movie Wargames, care for a game?

Description: WOPR War Operation Plan Response

Description: wargames movie quote

Description: WOPR - Shall We Play a Game

Description: "The only winning move is not to play."

Description: The only winning move is not to play!

Description: LIST GAMES, Joshua.

Description: Joshua's got the code!

Description: good ol' dot matrix font

Description: The only winning move is not to play!

Description: Are you still playing the game? Of course. I should reach DEFCON 1 and launch my missiles in 28 hours. Would you like to see some projected kill ratios? 69% of the housing destroyed. 72 million people dead? Is this a game or is it real? What's the difference?

Description: Invitation to play chess from the seminal 1983 Cold War sci-fi thriller, War Games, where kids inadvertently trigger a nuclear stand-off with Russia while playing a video game against a NORAD supercomputer called WOPR.

Description: Classic line from the seminal 1983 Cold War sci-fi thriller, War Games, where kids inadvertently trigger a nuclear stand-off with Russia while playing a video game against a NORAD supercomputer called WOPR.

Description: As featured in the movie Wargames, care for a game?

Description: shall we play a game?

Description: shall we play a game?

Description: Anyone for a nice WarGames / Tron Mashup?

Description: No, they don't have "WOPR."

Description: A STRANGE GAME. THE ONLY WINNING MOVE IS NOT TO PLAY. HOW ABOUT A NICE GAME OF CHESS?

Description: Relive the 1983 cult classic cyberpunk thriller with this minimalist WOPR / Joshua terminal interface design. Featuring the legendary phosphor green prompt "SHALL WE PLAY A GAME?", this clean retro-tech aesthetic is perfect for computer history enthusiasts, hackers, 80s movie buffs, and fans of vintage computing.

Description: General Berringer and his aide, Dawes!

Description: How about global thermonuclear war?

Description: Joshua, what are you doing? The only winning move is not to play. How about a nice game of chess?

Description: Invitation to play chess from the seminal 1983 Cold War sci-fi thriller, War Games, where kids inadvertently trigger a nuclear stand-off with Russia while playing a video game against a NORAD supercomputer called WOPR.

Description: Greetings, Professor Falken