Love PlayStation?fantasy sex video Love Nike? Perfect, because these are the kicks for you -- even if you don't like basketball.
Paul George, small forward on the Oklahoma City Thunder, worked with Nike and Sony to create the PG-2 "PlayStation" sneakers, one of the nerdiest, tech-infused sneakers ever created.
SEE ALSO: 'Resident Evil 7' was the most attention-grabbing game of 2017Designed by Tony Hardman, the same lead designer behind Paul's first sneaker, the PG-1, the new model (in case it wasn't already completely obvious) is inspired by a PlayStation 4 and its DualShock 4 controller.
Paul says he wanted to make a PlayStation-themed sneaker because he considers himself "one of the biggest gamers in the NBA" and he's taken his gaming with him everywhere, ever since he received a PlayStation 2 for Christmas as kid.
Dude really loves his PlayStation and it shows. You'll find elements like the controller's buttons (circle, X, square, triangle) embossed in its patent leather and PlayStation-colored shoelace eyelets.
Original image has been replaced. Credit: Mashable On each sneaker's tongue, there's a logo (one for Paul George and one for PlayStation) that lights up when you press it. Sony says they "illuminate and pulsate blue just like when turning on the console." These lights also don't need to be charged up. They're battery-powered and will last about 150 hours. Pretty sweet.
On the back of one of the sneakers, there's a barcode that owners can scan to redeem a special Paul George theme for their PlayStation 4.
It's a slick collaboration. Basketball sneakers are usually pretty controversial, but so far it seems like most people dig it:
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Of course, there's at least one person is wondering what the heck is up with in the gaming world recently:
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If you're in the #dopekicks camp, you can pick them up on Feb. 10 for $110. Given the early reaction, they'll probably sell out.
Correction:An earlier version of this story incorrectly referred to Paul George as George Paul.
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