LONDON - 28 January, 2002 - AlienPants Ltd. (www.alienpants.com) in association with Joystick Junkies (www.joystickjunkies.com) will be holding a classic videogame T-Shirt Exhibition at the Joystick Junkies club night on 11th April 2002. Based on the collection of the CEO of AlienPants, Tom Gordon, the exhibition will feature promotional t-shirts for a number of classic titles such as Doom, Quake 2, Quake 3, Diablo 2 and Nox, as well as signed and rare games t-shirts.

The aim is to create a retrospective of computer gaming through the promotional T-Shirts created for them. The promotional T-Shirts that are given out during the run-up to a game's launch are often treated purely as part of the marketing process, yet the interest in some of these t-shirts by fans of the games can be quite intense. Often these T-Shirts can also reflect the way a game is marketed as well as the changing graphical style of a developer or a franchise.

AlienPants would like to hear from anyone who would like to donate or contribute their own t-shirts to this exhibition, especially if they are from before 2000. Please contact Tom Gordon (cro@alienpants.com) if you would like more information.

For more information, contact AlienPants by email press@alienpants.com or visit the website at www.alienpants.com.

Notes to Editors: AlienPants specialises in providing world-class Community Management and User Support through the use of online technologies coupled with human interaction, as well as written content for Games Service Providers, Games News websites and Games-related magazines. AlienPants' clients include SCi, blueyonder and Games Domain. The members of AlienPants were also involved in the creation of BarrysWorld.

Joystick Junkies is a fusion of the retro arcade scene and modern gaming culture. A lifestyle guide to the games industry; the parties, the movies, the soundtracks, the people, the fashion, the deals and the events. Joystick Junkies holds a monthly party featuring the best in old school arcade games supplied by www.arcadewarehouse.com and top stereo stimulation from some of London's leading DJs. More information can be found at www.joystickjunkies.com.