Posters - Video Gamers, Lets Players & Speedruns

The way of the hardcore gamer is not easy.

The daily life of a hardcore gamer, usually consists of gaming revolving around gaming, with possible food thrown in and bathroom and sleep breaks. To hardcore gamers, gaming is a serious way of life and should be treated with the utmost respect. They know every trick and cheat in the book for each game they own. They even attend gaming events, where people from all over the world come together to compete against one another to see who the best is. #eCulture

We only have one life on this planet. Make the most of it and make it count. Leave something behind that people will remember you for.

Cats may have 9 lives, but once they've used one, they are never quite the same as they had been before. You only have one chance to make something out of your idea, so make sure to make it count!

Here is a fun graphic design that is sure to make you feel as untouchable and immortal as the undead, fantasy creature it depicts. This poster illustrates a Lich, an intelligent, magical being in the world of fantasy games, and a warning to be cautious of its trickery. Whether you admire or fear the Lich and its magical abilities, there’s no denying that this RPG-inspired poster will transform your home or office into the perfect setting for your next role-playing adventure.

We created this poster to put a nerdy spin on the popular “I’m here because I was told there would be…” memes that have been setting the internet on fire. While normally about tacos, donuts or hot chicks, geeks like us are more likely to attend social gatherings that involved dragons. With this awesome design, bring the dragons with you everywhere you go.

Any gamer knows how easy it is to get caught up in a game and lose days in the process. Like a Double XP Weekend of Call of Duty can just consume your days off. For reasons like this, it’s not unrealistic to consider leaving the house, let alone getting off the couch, an unlocked achievement. It very much can feel like a small victory for a hard-core gamer to put down their X-Box controller and take a stroll in reality instead of a virtual world. And you non-gamers that binge-watch Netflix all weekend, you can do with some time outside, too.

You’re running through a war zone, rapidly firing your machine gun at the approaching enemies, then the screen freezes. Just for a second, but that moment was long enough for your opponent kill you with a headshot. The first time this happens, you might mutter a curse under your breath. But as delays continue and your death count climbs, you will eventually flip the coffee table, throw your X-Box controller and loudly declare — with obscene amounts of profanity — how over Call of Duty you are.

Close your eyes, and let’s take a journey: It’s 1998. You have a Gameboy — like the big, gray original one! — and Pokémon Red and Blue have just been released. You take the name Red or Ash, and are eager to set out on your quest to become the Ultimate Pokémon Master — but wait! Before you can venture out into the tall grass, you need to choose your starter from Professor Oak. Bulbasaur, Charmander, Squirtle. You can only pick one, and they are all so awesome! And no matter which one you pick, Blue or Gary or Asshole (whatever you’ve chosen to name your rival) will pick the type you’re weak against.

Now open your eyes, because Pokémon Go has just been released almost two decades later, and once again you are faced with the hardest decision you will ever have to make: choosing a starter.

The world of pixels is our domain.

The 8-bit skull signifies the “death” of the still-popular vintage video game. They just don’t make games like that anymore. It was a simpler time when we didn’t need celebrity voice actors or top-notch graphics. We were quite content with the simple blips and beeps as long as the game was fun.

It will take more than a couple sore thumbs to keep a true gamer from gaming.

Whether its running away from a zombie or button-mashing desperately to defeat a boss, a true gamer knows the result of an intense gaming situation: throbbing thumbs. Who needs exercise to feel the burn when pushing your digital avatar to the limit can cause such inflammation at your fingertips?

The virtual reality of video games is not gender-specific!

“Like a girl” is famous for its negative connotation, but in the world of gaming, it does not always ring true. A female with a PlayStation controller in hand can be just as good — just as aggressive — just as passionate — as any man-child with an X-Box. #eCulture