Arcade Artwork
DECO The Tower Artwork – That got away
Back in September of last year I came across an auction for an arcade part to a largely unknown Data East game on eBay Germany. A quick post today to share the artwork from that game and a bit about how this story didn’t work out how I expected. (more…)
A photo of a Poseidon (Sea Fighter) Marquee
A quick post today to share artwork for this Taito game that was licensed to Montgomery Vending / Magic Electronics. (more…)
Artwork options for designing your multi-deco
As of this writing, it is my understanding that a small new batch of multi-deco kits are in development from Dave Widel. For those of you lucky to be on the list to get one of Dave’s awesome kits, you might be thinking about the right DECO cabinet and possibly even artwork. Here are some options. (more…)
Localarcade.com to rise from the ashes?
It’s been over a year since the localarcade.com website went offline and the owner of the site has not been forthcoming about what the future held. Today it would seem that localarcade relaunched at a brand new domain name. Or did it?
Frenzy repro control panels – printed!
Chris M. always has the greatest attention to detail, and has been keeping in touch with the collectors who ordered a repro Frenzy control panel. Since May there have probably been at least 9 updates on snags, delays, and other bumps that Chris patiently navigated. Today was the payoff, the Frenzy panels are in Chicago and look awesome. (more…)
A Time Pilot 84 cabinet with new life
A few weeks ago I was excited to show the Time Pilot 84 overlays printed and ready for sale. Now this week I got photos a brand new overlay applied to a machine – it really pops. (more…)
Printed in all it’s purple glory
Started in February, and now finished in late May – Time Pilot ’84 control panel overlays are now available to restore you own machine. Take a look inside to see photos of the finished digital print from This Old Game. (more…)
