Great news for all you Concord players out there, official merch is now avialable for sale or pre-order. Listed on the US version of the PlayStation Gear store, you can pick up a Concord mug, t-shirt, hoodie or beanie to show your love for Sony’s hottest live service release. If they’re anything like the game, they’ll be flying off the shelves, so buy ’em while you can.
As we all know, Concord is one of the more interesting games to be released in recent memory. The hero-shooter was released and promptly shut down about two weeks later. It was pulling in only a few hundred players on Steam on launch day, with those figures dropping down below the three digit mark around its death. Still, nothing screams high fashion like irony-rich clothing.
Believe it or not, there may be some people out there keen to grab some of these. Not only are there groups of gaming enthusiasts who might get a laugh out of owning some of this stuff, due to its relation to one of gaming’s biggest budget flops, but there are also roughly 2,000 people who’ve signed a Morbius-style petition to bring the game back. Did they sign for a laugh? Absolutely. But if they get a kick out of that, then maybe repping some Concord merch will tickle them the same way?
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Great news for all you Concord players out there, official merch is now avialable for sale or pre-order. Listed on the US version of the PlayStation Gear store, you can pick up a Concord mug, t-shirt, hoodie or beanie to show your love for Sony’s hottest live service release. If they’re anything like the game, they’ll be flying off the shelves, so buy ’em while you can.
As we all know, Concord is one of the more interesting games to be released in recent memory. The hero-shooter was released and promptly shut down about two weeks later. It was pulling in only a few hundred players on Steam on launch day, with those figures dropping down below the three digit mark around its death. Still, nothing screams high fashion like irony-rich clothing.
Believe it or not, there may be some people out there keen to grab some of these. Not only are there groups of gaming enthusiasts who might get a laugh out of owning some of this stuff, due to its relation to one of gaming’s biggest budget flops, but there are also roughly 2,000 people who’ve signed a Morbius-style petition to bring the game back. Did they sign for a laugh? Absolutely. But if they get a kick out of that, then maybe repping some Concord merch will tickle them the same way?
