Don’t really see Dr. Mario arcades around very much. I used to own 2 of them, but sold them due to lack of interest of people playing them. I do regret the decision though, haven’t seen one in the Northwest since. Might have to convert a Nintendo cabinet back over. Check out the marquee HERE, and a play through below (although I believe from NES). If anyone is able to get through the 1 hour and 22 minutes of footage, I will give you 10,000 internet points:
Millipede is pretty high up there on most beautiful cabinets of all time. The speaker grill, rounded marquee holder, side art, kick panel, and CPO all came together beautifully. Was never a huge fan of the gameplay, but when the game room plans finally come together, this would have to be pretty high on my list, just based purely on the aesthetics it brings. Check it out in our store HERE, and below for a play though.
One of the few classics that I have never seen or played. Finally looked it up on YouTube to see what the gameplay was like, and it looks simple but fun. It almost looks to be an early version of Smash TV. Check out the marquee in our store HERE, and a play through below:
Recently got a really good scan of In the Hunt, one of the marquees we had missing from our collection. For some reason, this particular PCB is highly sought after and goes for over $200 on eBay. The game play is pretty awesome, very reminiscent of a submarine version of Metal Slug. Check out the marquee in our store HERE, and a play through of the game below:
Probably in our top 5 of most elaborate and beautifully designed arcade cabinets. The full wrap art on this guy was amazing. Everything from the cpo to the red roller ball looked great. Check out the marquee in our store HERE.
Check out the game play below:
Never had the chance to play this game, but always liked the art. Came out in 1988, and looked like it had some pretty cool graphics for the time. Check out the marquee in our store HERE, and the gameplay below:
Yet another marquee scan we’ve been able to procure. For some reason this fairly common game didn’t have any suppliers for the marquee, so we took the liberty of hunting one down and giving it a nice, high quality scan. Check it out in our store here. Check out below for a play through video:
Sega Outrun arcade marquee. One of the few single player drivers that people request. This, Road Blasters, and Pole Position seem to be the most popular. Since Pole Position’s pcb boards always take a crap, and Road Blasters Atari buttons always fail, Outrun is usually the game of choice for us. Check it out in our store HERE.
Played this game a ton with my big brother growing up. Avoided all of the arcades that charged $.50 per quarter. 2 dollars a game? No way. There was something very satisfying about being able to entirely demolish an opponent after a play was over. Fully scanned and cleaner marquee available in our store HERE.
One of my favorite shooter games as a kid, and surprisingly enough, still quite fun today. If you can get past the incredibly cheesy characters and feel of the game, it’s a blast. Also one of the best 90s marquees of all time. Mullets and pink tank tops. Can’t imagine what it would be like to have your kids see you on that marquee 20 some odd years down the line. Check out the marquee in our store HERE.