Atari Japanese Grid Youth/Toddler T-Shirt

This Japanese Grid design comes from Atari, the company that turned the arcade into a living room. The stylised A in the logo is usually read as a stylised Mount Fuji, and the name itself is a term from Go meaning a stone is about to be captured. Warner Communications bought the company in 1976 and the value of that purchase collapsed within a decade, taking much of the American games industry with it.

Its name comes from the board game Go. The Atari 2600 sold for decades and made the interchangeable cartridge standard. This one is printed on a black youth t-shirt in sizes Youth S through Infant 24M.

Features:

• Black Youth T-Shirt
• 100% cotton
• Infant sizes are snap bottom creepers
• Front print
• Officially Licensed

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