My Realistic Arcade Overlays for Retroarch Collection

[Orionsangel]

@Floob said in My Realistic Arcade Overlays for Retroarch Collection:

These bezels look fantastic - I'm going to read the full 200+ post thread and see how users are implementing them.
I'm looking to add to the collection I had from John Merrit over on the libretro forums. I think I have around 150 or so, but would like to add the other ones, plus the libretro cores support a lot more mame games than they did when I looked last.

That sounds fantastic! Those first videos you posted of John Merrit's work got me on my journey to making all these bezels.

[Orionsangel]

Here is an arcade bezel for the game The Astyanax that uses a Reflective Shader by HyperSpaceMadness for use on Retroarch

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This is an update to a generic bezel I made a few years ago. It's been remastered and now made for the HyperSpaceMadness Reflective Shader. This bezel can be used for any game that you like.

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Here is an arcade bezel for the game, Rampage that uses a Reflective Shader by HyperSpaceMadness for Retroarch

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Here is a bezel for the arcade game, Truxton that uses a Reflective Shader by HyperSpaceMadness for Retroarch

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Here is a bezel for the arcade game, Millipede that uses a Reflective Shader by HyperSpaceMadness for Retroarch

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Here is an arcade bezel for the game Side Pocket that uses a Reflective Shader by HyperSpaceMadness for Retroarch

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Here is an arcade bezel for the game Zoo Keeper that uses a Reflective Shader by HyperSpaceMadness for Retroarch

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Here is an arcade bezel for Cyber Police ESWAT that uses a Reflective Shader by HyperSpaceMadness for Retroarch

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Here are updated arcade bezels for Pac-Man that use a Reflective Shader by HyperSpaceMadness for Retroarch

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Here you can Download my Video Game Bezel Collection in One Giant Pack! Thanks for all the support and I hope you enjoy all the bezels.

[Orionsangel]

Here is an update to my arcade bezel for Alien vs. Predator that now uses a Reflective Shader by HyperSpaceMadness for Retroarch

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Here is an update to my arcade bezel for Shadow Dancer that uses a Reflective Shader by HyperSpaceMadness for Retroarch

[WilsonB]

Wow... tons of overlays.. I love it..
Looking for a image that has em all already baked in for Raspberry Pi?
Any build names?
Im trying to put Hatari -Atari ST behind this monitor overlay for a project.

If there is a Raspberry Pi prebake with all those belzels , then I'll just ad the Atari ST stuff and Bezel, but am having problems aligning video into Bezel.
Appreciate any help..

[Thorr69]

@WilsonB said in My Realistic Arcade Overlays for Retroarch Collection:

Wow... tons of overlays.. I love it..
Looking for a image that has em all already baked in for Raspberry Pi?
Any build names?
Im trying to put Hatari -Atari ST behind this monitor overlay for a project.

If there is a Raspberry Pi prebake with all those belzels , then I'll just ad the Atari ST stuff and Bezel, but am having problems aligning video into Bezel.
Appreciate any help..

Pre-built images are neither supported nor supplied here. Official image only.

[Orionsangel]

Here's an update to my Dig Dug, Realistic Arcade Bezel for Retroarch

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Here's a Realistic Arcade Bezel for the game Gate Of Doom for Retroarch.

A very special thanks to Dreamstate for acquiring this rare arcade bezel.

Thanks to HyperSpaceMadness as well for the use of his reflective shader.

[Floob]

Install guide for RetroPie for these amazing bezels!

[Orionsangel]

Here's a Realistic Arcade Bezel for the game Night Slashers for Retroarch using the Mega Bezel Reflection Shader

[Orionsangel]

@Floob said in My Realistic Arcade Overlays for Retroarch Collection:

Install guide for RetroPie for these amazing bezels!

You did a great job! This is something RetroPie users have wanted for a while now. I have no experience with RetroPie. So thank you for doing this tutorial. Also, thank you for pronouncing my name correctly. You'd be surprised at how many people mispronounce my name.