My Realistic Arcade Overlays for Retroarch Collection

Orionsangel

Here is a realistic Arcade overlay for the game, Akai Katana for use on Retroarch

Thanks to ArsInvictus for allowing me to use his amazing bezels. A true talent!

This bezel is coming soon in Pack #2

Orionsangel

Here is a realistic Arcade overlay for the game, Astro Blaster for use on Retroarch

This bezel is coming soon in Pack #2

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Orionsangel

I updated some of the bezels on my Retroarch Overlay Pack #1. I do this behind the scenes. So you might download the pack again every so often and notice some changes to certain bezels. You'll know which ones were updated by the date next to each file.

Retroarch Overlay Pack #1 - https://bit.ly/356TPBe

Orionsangel

Here is a realistic #Arcade overlay for the game #Caliber50 for use on #Retroarch

Orionsangel

Here is a realistic Arcade overlay for the game, Tutankham for use on Retroarch

This bezel is coming soon in Pack #2

Orionsangel

Here is a realistic overlay for the Arcade game Space Dungeon for use on Retroarch

This bezel is coming soon in Pack #2

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Steve

These are fantastic! Well done. I've setup Donkey Kong and Pacman so far on a 24 inch 1920 X1080 screen where they look very realistic and become much more like looking at a real arcade machine (even with screen reflections) plus they remove that dull blackness on these vertical games. But I don't want the actual game screen to look too small though so scale them to 1.12 (and 1.50 on the latest versions) with the game ratio set to 3:4.

I simply copied my fave png of yours, edited the name in the .cfg file and put them in a named folder eg) dkong, then copied them to \configs\all\retroarch\overlay. Then set that folder in the overlay options from the Retroarch Menu. Somebody suggested this early in the thread in case anybody missed it.

Could you possibly package a download of every Overlay you've made please?

Orionsangel

Thanks so much @Steve I appreciate the kind words and support. Great idea on that edit.

Orionsangel

Just a heads up that I'm currently working and editing the montage video for Pack #2 which I will release soon for download. So you guys can finally use them. Hope you guys like them. Thanks for all the support and to those that helped me.

Orionsangel

Here is my long awaited Pack #2 of my Realistic Arcade Bezels for Retroarch and the MAME core. Hope you guys like it.

You can download Pack #2 here - https://bit.ly/3cBGPqt

Orionsangel

Here's a link to download all to my Retroarch bezels so far.

https://bit.ly/2Lvq9VI

Orionsangel

Happy 40th Anniversary, Pac-Man!

Orionsangel

Here is a realistic overlay for the Arcade game Gemini Wing for use on Retroarch

You can download the Gemini Wing bezel here - https://bit.ly/2Zx2FaW
It will be part of Pack #3

Clyde

@Orionsangel Very beautiful! I don't want to nag, but you really should think about a Github repo for easy and lasting access to all of your work. 🧐

Orionsangel

@Clyde That's fine. I joined but when I went to upload my bezel packs it said the files were too large and I got a bit disillusioned. How does Github work exactly?

Orionsangel

Here is a realistic overlay for the Arcade game Colony 7 for use on Retroarch

You can download the Colony 7 realistic arcade bezel here - https://bit.ly/2AeDi3c

It will be part of Pack #3

UDb23

@Orionsangel Really nice, as usual.
Don't know why you got problems with github; I have my repo there with hundres of overlays and never had issues. Are you putting each overlay in its own folder ?

Do you have a high res scan of the original Colony7 bezel ?

Orionsangel

@UDb23 No, I tried to upload the entire pack in a zip file.

UDb23

@Orionsangel That's why; that single file is too big.

Clyde

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

@UDb23 No, I tried to upload the entire pack in a zip file.

That's not the way you do it on Github. One of Githubs strentghs is to only download or upload changed files, that isn't possible with a single zip file. Just look at other people's repositories to get a feeling for how they're organized, e.g. @svera's https://github.com/svera/vertical-bezels-4-3 that I also contribute to.