All of this artwork is now combined into the normal In-Game Artwork files for MAME.
After years of growing older (and hopefully wiser), I realized that was just silly.
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In 2009, after noticing that those screenshots were missing detail, and really wanting to see the full artwork in Namco Museum Virtual Arcade, I did some research after Stiletto pointed me in the right direction, and figured out how to extract the artwork from some of these games.įor too long of a time, this artwork sat on a separate page from the real artwork. I ended up creating an Other Artwork page to keep stuff that did not fall into real MAME Artwork. This is the first time I remember seeing added artwork to an arcade port.Ībout six months after the Artwork project started, Retro27 sent me some screenshots of a few of the Namco XBLA games, which made for "fun" bezel artwork. It was the first time I had ever seen the home console version of an arcade game look just like the arcade.Ī few years down the road, Namco Museum came out for the original PlayStation. I loved it! Practically perfect ports of Defender, Stargate (well, Defender II), Robotron, Joust, and Sinistar. The first arcade compilation I ever purchased was Williams Arcade's Greatest Hits for the Super Nintendo. Home of MAME Artwork and other Emulation Goodies
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