Take your wall on a Bit.Trip with vinyl wall graphics

by JC Fletcher on May 19th 2010 12:00PM

Are you enjoying this week's WiiWare release, Bit.Trip Runner? Would you like it even more if it were non-interactive, huge, and stuck to your wall? LTL Prints, who offers vinyl wall graphics based on Jet Set Radio Future, Dragon's Lair, Super Meat Boy and more, is now selling a line based on the Bit.Trip series and Gaijin Games' iconic, blocky Commander Video character. The vinyl prints range from the easily recognizable (Commander Video himself) to the abstract (a set of rectangular "beats" as seen in Bit.Trip Beat, and simple icons representing the first three games).

The prints come in a variety of sizes, from one foot long ("laptop size") up to seven, so finding space for some Bit.Trip artwork is significantly easier than beating a Bit.Trip game.

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Tags: Aksys-Games, bit-trip, bit-trip-beat, Bit-Trip-Runner, commander-video, gaijin-games, ltl-prints, Nintendo, Runner, wall-art, wall-graphics, Wii, wiiware

Reader Comments (15)

hahahha Wow! this actually looks pretty cool! =D

GOTY 2010!!!

hahahaha. I can print those at my work. They are printed on 3M removable adhesive vinyl. If you only knew how much it really costs to print one of those.

If you want a cheap cost to printing such things, there is a website that rasterizes images. If you are unfamiliar with rasterizing it takes a picture and cuts it into page size rectangles. You print each page and piece them together for a full size large image.

Print me out some then

That's not quite what rasterizing means.

Not the true original definition but the concept I am speaking of is also refered to as rasterization.

http://homokaasu.org/rasterbator/

Take a look. That is the website that does the rasterizing of images.

What web site does Rastafarianization?

@ Chuck - I think the same thing can be said for almost everything that is manufactured and sold to the commercial market. The price they sell it for is higher than the cost of production, but we are paying for the "service" the company provides.

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In other news, ripslymemc takes his first economics class, and tries to sound smart. Full story at 8.

LTL PRINTS, the company that makes these things, does NOT print on vinyl. But rather, on a 'premium self-adhesive fabric paper' that is quite a bit nicer (and way more expensive) than the 3M vinyl product.