We’ve been looking for this one for a while, and oh boy what a pain in the butt to acquire. Super cool game though, Capcom just took the bosses from Mega Man and threw them onto a fighting style platform for arcade. Check out the marquee in our store HERE, and below for a crazy no damage play through:
This beauty comes compliments of one of our awesome customers by the name of Chuck. He recently restored a Gauntlet Dark Legacy arcade marquee with our dedicated size. Looks great, many thanks Chuck! Check it out in our store HERE, and watch a crazy play through below:
Finally found a good scan of Raiden Fighters JET thanks to Lawrence W.
One of the more rare shmup boards, which regularly goes for over $500 on ebay. Probably one of our favorites growing up, but jeez, what a quarter eater. Check out the play through below, and click HERE to buy one in our store.
There’s something super satisfying about seeing a very clean Nintendo cabinet. We recently sent out some Vs Nintendo arcade marquees to Dana, and were happy to see some pics of the final product. If you are in fact in need of a vs Castlevania marquee, please check it out in our store HERE. Also, we now sell the plexi for vs Nintendo cabinets HERE. Thanks again to Dana for sending the picture, and check out this video of vs Nintendo Castlevania vs the NES version.
I honestly don’t know how difficult this one will be for people to solve. I personally did not play this arcade very much as a kid, but it was mildly popular. First person to email us at arcademarquee….at….gmail….dot….com or through our contact page with the correct answer receives $5 cash mailed to their door.
Answer: CLICK HERE
Congrats to Lee W. for the correct answer!
We never really thought to use these marquees for blinders, but Nicolas did. Check out his game room, and massive amount of marquees from ArcadeMarquee.com. Lookin good Nicolas!
Burger Time was one of those games that we never really saw growing up in the 90s. I would assume it was because it was not as profitable to route as say, a Ms. Pacman or Galaga. Now a days though, this is one of the more desirable games on the market. We often see it go for over $1k, and upwards of $2k at Captain’s Auction in Anaheim. As for the art, there’s really nothing more terrifying than a 6 foot sausage with green shoes chasing after you.
Check it out in our store HERE and below for a play through:
A while ago, we had the pleasure to work with Barcode in California. They purchased a TON of marquees to make what appears to be one of the most badass walls of all time. Take a look at their lovely establishment with their Yelp account below:
Had a request for a Bomberman arcade marquee, but unfortunately no such marquee was ever produced (to our knowledge). We came up with the following marquee to fill the void. Thanks to Brian for the push, and we are looking forward to how it looks in your game! Check out the marquee in our store HERE.
This is a pretty interesting one…. Ninja Baseball Bat Man, only a couple of these arcades made it out, right as the arcade industry was starting to tank. We were fortunate enough to get an original scan from Quarterworld in Portland. They have one of the few actual games that exist, and furthermore, one of the few that the public can go and play. Check out the marquee in our store HERE, and an emulation play through below: