One of our favorite games growing up. This game had everything from cool cars, secrets, engaging gameplay, and hot chicks at the end. Spent a lot of money on this one. Marquee featuring cool kangaroos, space ships, and what looks like the back ground from Tetris.
Andy’s Arcade on YouTube finished his lightbox with our Castlevania Arcade Marquee and it looks gorgeous! Check it out in his clip below, and be sure to follow him on his channel for some awesome videos.
Finally found a decent file for Lunar Lander. Cleaned it up quite a bit to get a good product. We’ve always wanted one of these cabinets at ArcadeMarquee.com, but they are getting waaaaay too expensive. From what we can gather, they are going for $1500-$3000 depending on where you are in the country. Super fun game though, and beautifully done art and cabinet.
We recently received a request for Super System marquees. Very hard to find good art for these guys. After hours of restoration we have a couple pretty quality marquees. So far just Super Mario World, Super Tennis, and F-Zero. Still on the hunt for other good scans and art.
For a link to the items in our store, click HERE.
Karnov, aka dinosaurs and angry trees.
Used to love playing this game on Nintendo when I was growing up. Came to find out that it was incredibly difficult on the arcade. Always liked the art for the marquee though. The child in me always sees Ryu farting as he swings from the light post. Cannot unsee…
Check it out on our store HERE.
The Atari System 1 cabinet has been a classic for a while. The ability to switch between games really is quite amazing. We just updated our store to carry the dedicated sizes for Marble Madness, Indiana Jones, Road Runner, Road Blasters, and Peter Packrat.
One of our best selling marquees. Arcade emulator/mame header. Gotta love the Dragon’s Lair theme.
Just got done printing a Polybius arcade marquee for a customer, didn’t realize the background on this game until I YouTubed it. Above video is a little hokey, and the ‘research’ is quite sketchy, but interesting none the less.
We recently had the pleasure to sell an arcade marquee to Andy from Andy’s Arcade on Youtube. He purchased a Castlevania marquee from us for this tutorial on how to build a lightbox. So far only the first part it out, but we are super excited to see the final product. Cheers Andy!