[Via The Xbox Domain]
Heelys to offer Xbox 360 footwear
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(Page 1)2. Red Ringworm of Death FTL!
Posted at 4:28PM on Oct 19th 2007 by zOmBiEcLoWn
5. Would have been better with the guide button instead of that random power button, but still a good present for the 360 mad kids
Posted at 4:56PM on Oct 19th 2007 by kineticonline
6. that would be awesome if they came in a size 14
Posted at 4:59PM on Oct 19th 2007 by Kryptinite
7. perfect example of a failed use of form and function.
8. Kotaku panned these things, but I think they are sweet. A cool way to express my 360 love. Plus, my 9 year old son (who will be getting a pair for Christmas) will effing LOVE these.
Posted at 5:04PM on Oct 19th 2007 by Melchezidek
9. Ok i just don't get it. these just don't appeal to me in the slightest, but if they do then carry on i guess. more money into more games
10. Would be nice if da shoe was actually a wireless controller
11. Yeah, they're kinda lame, but I'd still totally rock those things if they came in my size. When do they hit the shelves?
They're lame in that cool hipster trendy sort of way - like rocking a pokeman watch that says random things to you and makes pikachu noises... not that I ever did that.
Posted at 8:42PM on Oct 19th 2007 by Smacksmackums
12. looks like someone in the heelys marketing department needs to throw themselves off a tall building ASAP.
14. it'd be cool if this actually worked as a makeshift controller. go over to a freinds house who doesn't have spare controllers. no problem, play with your shoe.
15. will these shoes overheat and get the RROD?
I dont want my feet to suffer any serious burns ;)
16. Well, Nerf (The foam dart gun people) made a wireless PS2 controller already.
17. @11
Sure you didn't.
Posted at 12:08AM on Oct 20th 2007 by DemonGSides
18. I'm so there!
Posted at 12:33AM on Oct 20th 2007 by Gemini Ace
20. now theres something to be said for a fashion statement that has "geek" written all over it...
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1. I think this is a little much...but marvel at the microsoft marketing machine.
Posted at 4:19PM on Oct 19th 2007 by Psycho300x