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Many "Diablo" fans either loved or hated the new, colorful art style for "Diablo 3." But the folks at Blizzard took the controversy all in stride, and staffers were seen sporting these homemade, pony- and rainbow-laden T-shirts at BlizzCon 2008. Well, now these shirts can also be yours: NerdyShirts.com has made a replica of the same design for $14.50. Are you going to get one?

[via Rock, Paper Shotgun]

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