http://ca.kotaku.com/5785850/crysis-2-shoes-want-you-to-be-fast/gallery/
I'm gonna be honest. Those shoes look bad.
I can instantly think of one thing that probably should have received more focus...optimizing the console versions. Just saying.
But whatever.. SHOES!
Would anyone actually rock these things?
Crysis 2
Game » consists of 37 releases. Released Mar 22, 2011
- Xbox 360
- PC
- PlayStation 3
- Xbox 360 Games Store
- + 5 more
- PlayStation Network (PS3)
- PlayStation 4
- Xbox Series X|S
- Xbox One
- Nintendo Switch
Set three years after the original Crysis, an ambushed Marine named Alcatraz dons the famous Nanosuit and fights his way through an obliterated New York City to stop the alien invasion.
Synergistic Partnerships, yall. Nike makes Crysis 2 shoe?
http://ca.kotaku.com/5785850/crysis-2-shoes-want-you-to-be-fast/gallery/
I'm gonna be honest. Those shoes look bad.
I can instantly think of one thing that probably should have received more focus...optimizing the console versions. Just saying.
But whatever.. SHOES!
Would anyone actually rock these things?
Those are really interesting shoes.
Actually, I have no idea because I'd rather stab myself repeatedly in the face than visit Kotaku.
" @JoeyRavn said:i fucking concur !" The tagline should totally be "Can you run Crysis?". "Genius. Seriously. "
also nothing about those shoes says 'crysis 2' to me.. they dont have anything on them thats related to the game or its art style or its logo so.. how is it a Crysis 2 shoe exactly ?
" @JoeyRavn said:" The tagline should totally be "Can you run Crysis?". "Genius. Seriously. "
" @ThatFrood said:All those hexagons or whatever they are. They are supposed to look like the pattern on the nanosuit I believe. The nano edition is full of them." @JoeyRavn said:i fucking concur ! also nothing about those shoes says 'crysis 2' to me.. they dont have anything on them thats related to the game or its art style or its logo so.. how is it a Crysis 2 shoe exactly ? "" The tagline should totally be "Can you run Crysis?". "Genius. Seriously. "
They're not real, the stuff on the insole and on the swoosh are just shitty stickers that peel right off. After that they're just a regular pair of Nike Free 7.0s. EA (or whoever EA paid to do this) just printed out stickers, slapped them on the shoes, and shipped them out.
http://shop.nordstrom.com/s/nike-free-7-0-v2-running-shoe-men/3075079
I'd totally buy a pair of running shoes that looked like that, the hexagons are pretty neat actually, and it's not super in your face about them either. Also it doesn't say Crysis 2 on the shoe, a real plus to me.
Too bad those are stickers though, I'm looking for some new shoes now and I'd have seriously considered a pair if they were properly made.
That's dumb as hell, but I had a feeling these weren't meant for proper North American retail anyway. This, plus the super weird Nanosuit backpack that comes with the collector's edition really confuses me. Ignoring the fact they these items are impractical and dumb, does the Crysis "brand" even justify this stuff? I can't even name a single character from that universe.
EA might be dumping money in the wrong place by making the Collector's Edition a standard for any of their bigger budget titles.
Thank goodness I didn't have to visit failtaku just to be fed misinformation that would be debunked by reasonably competent websites. Business as usual.
The sad thing is that I see the hexagon pattern and immediately know I'd pay all kinds of Canadian Dollars for some MGS2 themed kicks.
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