GamePolitics readers from all over the US and Canada have sent in pictures of themselves in their Pixelante shirts.

But now, Pixelante shirts are going global.

GP reader gamerkidusn sends us this awesome pic of himself clad in Pixelante finery. What's really cool is that gamerkidusn is on active duty in the U.S. Navy, and this shot was taken in Thailand.

Need your own Pixelante shirt? Of course you do. Get them right here.* Remember, all proceeds go to the Get-Well Gamers Foundation.

* Battleship not included

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Pixelante shirts are everywhere these days, including at the industry's big dance, the E3 Expo.

Here we see GP reader DanZuke showing off his Pixelante style while trying out Nintendo's amazing new Wii system.

What game are you playing there, Dan? The new The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess ??

Although we don't have direct link anymore, you can still get your own Pixelante shirt (they come in many styles and colors) right here.

All proceeds, of course, go to the Get-Well Gamers Foundation.

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The Pixelante shirt campaign may be winding down here on GamePolitics, but that doesn't stop our readers from sending in photos of themselves arrayed in their Pixelante finery.

Today for your viewing pleasure we have GP readers semperAR and jay_apex. They've got their game faces on. Looks they are ready to do battle with video game censors.

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Lookin' good, lads!

If you haven't taken the Pixelant plunge already, it's time to jump-start your gaming wardrobe with a Pixelante shirt of your own.

All proceeds go to the Get-Well Gamers Foundation. Get 'em here...

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Today we bring you the Pixelante finery of GP reader Chris Shiherlis.

He's got no head, apparently, but, man, does he have gear. Chris, what is all that stuff?

By the way, we've sold 151 Pixelante shirts, thus surpassing our goal of 150. Thanks to all the GP readers who made this happen! All proceeds, of course, go directly to the Get-Well Gamers Foundation.

We still want to publish your picture in your Pixelante shirt, so send them in. We'll be taking the ad link for the shirts down at the end of the week, just before GP heads off to E3. But you can still buy a Pixelante shirt by clicking here, and that link will stay active indefinitely.

By the way, sometime after E3 we'll have GP shirts available for purchase. These won't be for charity, however. Proceeds will go toward keeping GP afloat. More info on that as it becomes available.

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Today we present GP reader Norumu, who has answered the call of the Pixelante...

Folks, we need to sell just 20 more Pixelante shirts to reach our goal of 150...

This morning we've got a great pic from Rachel, who describes herself as a faithful GP reader.

Thanks, Rachel!

If you haven't joined the Pixelante movement yet, do it today! All proceeds from the shirt sales benef the Get-Well Gamers Foundation.

Click here to check out these great shirts.

GP readers have now bought 116 Pixelante shirts. We'd like to sell a total of 150, with all proceeds benefiting the Get-Well Gamers Foundation, so if you've been holding back, now's the time to order!

This morning we have two new pictures of GP'ers in their Pixelante shirts. First is Awol1010, who is staring down video game critics.

Below we have GP reader Crummy, who writes, "...quality shirts, I'll recommend em to my friends.

We love our GamePolitics readers, especially when they support worthy causes.

In this great screenshot, GP reader Ross Castro has dressed a user-modified Sims 2 character in an authentic Pixelante shirt. By the way, who's that clown on the right?

Speaking of Pixelante shirts, we've sold 101 so far. Our goal is 150. Don't forget that all proceeds go directly to the Get-Well Gamers Foundation.

For more amazing pictures of Pixelante shirts in action:

-Famed Hot Coffee modder Patrick W sent in these modded GTA San Andreas characters.

-GP readers OrigamiFrog and Androktasie looking good here...

-More GP readers, this time the1jeffy and squirrelofwrath...

Finally, the actual origin of the term "Pixelante" happened right here on GamePolitics. If you heard otherwise, you got some bad info...

Click here to buy your own Pixelante shirt. They're fully customizable!

...and don't forget to send us your picture - or your game mod characater - in a Pixelante shirt.

Pixelante shirts are selling like hotcakes, with all proceeds going directly to the Get-Well Gamers Foundation.

What's that? You didn't buy one yet? What's up with that?

As promised, GP has been publishing pictures sent in by readers modeling their Pixelante-wear. On Thursday we showed you how readers OrigamiFrog and Androktasie looked in their Pixelante garb. The latest batch of submissions include the1jeffy (top) and squirrelofwrath (below).

Poor Squirrel looks as if he's just finished reading Jack Thompson's latest post... GP knows how ya feel, buddy.

When - not if - you get your Pixelante shirt, be sure and send us your picture!

It's time to break open your piggy bank and grab yourself a Pixelante Shirt. What's the story behind this new gamer fashion trend? Read it here. Remember, all proceeds go to charity - the Get-Well Gamers Foundation.

And, hey - send GP your pic in your Pixelante-T and we'll publish it. Now, on to tonight's photogenic Pixelantes:

GP reader OrigamiFrog relaxes with her DS and her Pixelante top (more shots of Origami here):

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...below we have GP reader Androktasie, a man of strong opinions as well as great taste in T-shirts...

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