Super Puzzle Fighter II Turbo (Capcom - 1996)
This game gets far more play time in my household than any other on the cabinet, so it’s about time it gets the full control panel treatment. I recreated the original control panel stickers in vector format for this one. The coin door version is included in the packaging.
now as classics go here’s one you can’t have missed.
QBERT (Gottlieb 1982)
Now I haven’t been able to check if it works on my rig,but wanted to share it already, so if there is anything not working, please PM me, so I can fix. (there have been a few tweaks since this jpeg example, so only errors form download 
and have fun.
should be fixed. (but can’t get to rig to get original files)
Yup the retroarch tempest files are correct now, thanks! 
BurgerTime (Data East – 1982)
You’ve been craving it… now, finally, filling in a Whopper of a gap in our 80s arcade coverage… it’s time… for BurgerTime. 
Thanks to classicgaming.cc for the artwork for this one, as they have high-quality, fully vectorized artwork for most of the cabinet (though not the marquee, oddly enough). The MAME version has an additional larger screen size (not a lot larger, but it may make a difference depending on your monitor).
You guys are knocking it out of the park with these awesome overlays for Super Puzzle Fighter II Turbo, Q*bert, and BurgerTime.
I was hoping someone was working on Q*bert and BurgerTime and they both popped up today. Sweet.
This is so awesome! I never realized this was a data east game 
Whenever I see Burgertime I think of Burger Boss from Bobs Burgers 
Chicken Leeegggg!!!
Just want everyone to know, you can always request anything, we might bump it up our Todo list if we can.
I’m always curious to know what people like.
A great selection of beautifully crafted vertical overlays have been created and preserved by the excellent collaboration in this forum. A huge thanks to everyone for all the time and effort put into replicating the arcade experience. Trying to play a game without the accompanying marquee, bezel, and control panel artwork feels like an incomplete experience now.
I’m curious if any of these are in the queue:
Thanks @NeoKarnage! I’m glad you feel the same way we do about this, without the artwork, it’s just not the same!
All of those are in the queue, some, like Rastan, I’ve done coin door versions, but I do have a CPO for that title and just need to get to it. I’ve also recently picked up the CPO for Turtles in Time and need to scan and stitch it together. @Thoggo is already working on Contra now
All these (and more) will be coming your way in the coming weeks/months, so just hang tight!
We’re glad you enjoying them @NeoKarnage! To follow up what @ArsInvictus said, several of those on your list exist but may not have CPO art (such as Centipede, Ghosts n’ Goblins, Double Dragon, Elevator Action), if you scroll way back in this thread. @walter.farmacia has a version of TMNT earlier in this thread, I’m not sure if there’s a lay file yet. We have the Zaccaria version of Frogger, though not the better-known US version yet. Some others are in progress now, including Contra, Super Contra and Zaxxon. And there are several on your list we haven’t touched yet (that I know of), including Jungle King, Xevious and Punch-Out!!. Stay tuned, that’s a great list and I expect we will get to all of those before too long!
Ok did someone mention Zaxxon. . . . tada , well to be honest I was already on it, but stand and deliver zaxxon or your life. woo woo (dont ask this song popped in my head maybe the song was playing when i first played this in 1982.
Zaxxon (SEGA 1982)
I still don’t have direct access to my rig, so please if there is anything wrong with the overlays please PM me and I will fix.
hmmm I’ve been meaning to do this one for quite some time, to add to the Zaccaria version.
FROGGER (sega 1981)
lay file has both US and zaccaria version to choose from.
no Retroarch files yet.
And reminder no cab to test at the moment, but if something is wrong I am glad to fix it, PM me.
Very cool. I tested out both Zaxxon and Frogger and they work great as far as I can tell. Two off the list already. You guys work quick.
The hits keep coming! I’ve got another one from your list, @NeoKarnage (plus its sequel).
Contra (Konami – 1987)
Contra is perhaps best known for its NES port, one of the first games to include the famous “Konami code,” but the arcade version was a groundbreaking game in its own right. A two-player run-and-gun game that combined exciting shooting action with multiple perspectives and platform-based levels, Contra brought an action movie sensibility to the genre – the heroes somersault when jumping, the explosions are plentiful, even the game art has gleaming photos of the Stallone-esque protagonists. If you’re more familiar with the home ports, you should definitely spend some time with the more sophisticated arcade version. The MAME version includes two screen sizes.
Super Contra (Konami – 1988)
Action heroes Bill and Lance returned a year later for another assault on the alien menace in Super Contra, with upgraded graphics and some new mechanics, including new weapons and top-down even-numbered levels rather than the quasi-3D perspective of the original. Super Contra amps up the visual style and the challenge of the original, requiring fast reflexes as the levels and the boss fights get more and more complex. The MAME and RetroArch versions both include two screen sizes (seen below).
Alien 3 : The Gun Is a 1993 rail shooter arcade game released by Sega.
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1ZxlV0safEAqgkvBIJuqWyWvOQCAId2zm/view?usp=sharing
Just tried them both out and they look fantastic. I would have added Super Contra to the list as well but I assumed it was a given. Just like Double Dragon and Double Dragon II: The Revenge. Double Dragon 3: The Rosetta Stone not so much.
Looks great @walter.farmacia! I finally have a light gun, I’ll have to check out the light gun games you’ve posted (I have the AimTrak, I’ll be getting the Sinden gun soon and once I have them both I’ll post a video to compare the two and talk about using them with a vertical cabinet).
Looks great, nice balance of lighting here.
PACMAN (1980) (MIDWAY) !!!UPDATE CPO!!!
I am using amazing marquee by @ArsInvictus
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1RQGgy7V8Bp0gLahHF4SaPnx8qQQ7IjBH/view?usp=sharing
