Video Game Themed Retro Pixel 25 Piece Sticker Decal Set for Kids Adults - Laptop Motorcycle Skateboard Decals

I love the assortment of pixel art stickers! There were game, anime, LGBTQ+ pride, and more, all printed on high quality glossy heavy sticker stock. These will look great in my bullet journal. Stickers exactly as pictured and described.

I bought these for my 10 year old boys and they loved them. Perfect mix of retro and modern designs, and all were unique - no duplicates! Would recommend!

I reordered these stickers because they were a hit the first use with kids. For the 2nd order, I ordered 2 packs. One order for my family and one order for a gift. They came all together which is ok, but I needed to separate into 2 sets. While separating, I found out there is one sticker missing. Not a huge deal, but for good customer relations, a double check on the shipping side would have been a good idea. I would have appreciated each set to be in its own bag rather than 2 sets mixed together, but again- easy to sort. The stickers are not very sticky which limits the use of them. All in all these are good for kids.

Awesome set of stickers!

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Let me preface this by saying that I have been playing video games since the early 1980s. I didn't limit myself to the classics, either -- sure, Donkey Kong, Pac-Man, Super Mario Bros., Legend of Zelda, Castlevania, Pokemon, etc., but also Weerd!, Pooyan, Milon's Secret Castle, Cacoma Knight, Brave Fencer Musashi ... and that's not even getting into PC games on multiple different operating systems.I recognized like ... maybe three-fifths of these stickers ... and while they all had the 8-bit "aesthetic," they included things that are absolutely not "video game themed." There was a Totoro, a Mona Lisa, a Maneki-Neko, and several things that I just don't recognize at all. One of them looked like Evil Ernie from 1990s comic books but with stripes across his face.More importantly, my package contained MANY stickers that were politically charged.I did get several pride flag items, which didn't bother me. I couldn't use them, since none of the flags matched my own identity, but like, pride flags are so common that you'd really have to be living in the Stone Age to be bothered by them. But they still mean you can't just buy the pack and hand it to your kid, since kids aren't going to know how all these symbols are used or what they mean. Pride stickers should be sold in individual packs, not as part of a random assortment. Gay kids can then buy their stickers, while straight kids won't buy a sticker pack and be unable to use a big chunk of it.More importantly, there was a Pepe. For those unfamiliar, Pepe was a humanoid frog character in a hipster webcomic; to the webcomic artist's horror, neo-Nazis and extreme-far-right types on imageboards seized on Pepe as a symbol. The artist responded by killing off the character, so Pepe no longer has any other meaning. THIS SHOULD NOT HAVE APPEARED IN A PRODUCT MARKETED FOR KIDS!In total I received FIVE politically charged stickers, at minimum -- there were four I just could not make any sense of at all that may have also been -- so depending upon your political leanings you may be throwing away up to a FIFTH of the package.I would not buy from this seller again unless they actually sorted their stickers into meaningful categories, and made sure that:1. stickers with political messages, whether good or evil, are sorted out and sold separately, to avoid awful surprises;2. they actually bother to confirm that the stickers they send actually have anything to do with video games, rather than being any random 8-bit-looking image pulled off the Internet.

I love these stickers as I'm very interested in retro stuff

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