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<blockquote data-quote="Damon Griffin" data-source="post: 408388" data-attributes="member: 3568">What, no one suggested Games R Us?Seriously, what about...CIRCUS MAXIMUS&quot;Let the games begin&quot;That catch phrase could also be translated into Latin, in the same way Mongoose uses theirs...sadly I'm not conversant in Latin and the best translation I can do for the Mongoose phrase is &quot;Which mongoose do you want to play?&quot;, so I'd advise asking someone else to give you the Latin for 'Let the games begin'.&nbsp; &nbsp; <img src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/joypixels/assets/8.0/png/unicode/64/1f642.png" class="smilie smilie--emoji" loading="lazy" width="64" height="64" alt=":)" title="Smile&nbsp; &nbsp; :)"&nbsp; data-smilie="1"data-shortname=":)" />Switching from Roman to Greek influence, you might use a play on words to link 'gamer' with 'gamma' and style your shop as a sort of frat house for gamers:&nbsp; Phi Beta Gamer or whatever.&nbsp; This sort of thing would work best in a college town, and you could sell fraternity-style t-shirts with the Greek letters Phi and Beta followed by a d6:&nbsp; Phi Beta Gamer.&nbsp;&nbsp; (There may also be a market for Delta Nu Delta -- DND -- shirts, but that doesn't make a good name for a store.)Also, Odyssey Games.Moving on to Egypt as we continue our tour of the ancient world: Pyramid Games, with a logo depicting scores of game boxes stacked up to form a pyramid.Speaking of ancient world...&quot;the Garden of d10&quot;?&nbsp; No, definitely not.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Damon Griffin, post: 408388, member: 3568"] What, no one suggested [b]Games R Us[/b]? Seriously, what about... CIRCUS MAXIMUS "Let the games begin" That catch phrase could also be translated into Latin, in the same way Mongoose uses theirs...sadly I'm not conversant in Latin and the best translation I can do for the Mongoose phrase is "Which mongoose do you want to play?", so I'd advise asking someone else to give you the Latin for 'Let the games begin'. :) Switching from Roman to Greek influence, you might use a play on words to link 'gamer' with 'gamma' and style your shop as a sort of frat house for gamers: [b]Phi Beta Gamer[/b] or whatever. This sort of thing would work best in a college town, and you could sell fraternity-style t-shirts with the Greek letters Phi and Beta followed by a d6: Phi Beta Gamer. (There may also be a market for Delta Nu Delta -- DND -- shirts, but that doesn't make a good name for a store.) Also, [b]Odyssey Games[/b]. Moving on to Egypt as we continue our tour of the ancient world: Pyramid Games, with a logo depicting scores of game boxes stacked up to form a pyramid. Speaking of ancient world..."[b]the Garden of d10[/b]"? No, definitely not. [/QUOTE]

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