It’s disappointing as I do research on Arcade bezels and see just how many classic games had no bezel artwork. I could make them up, but I mostly prefer authenticity.
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Beautiful work Orion! As always 
What do you think about updating your first post with all the packs you make? No need to be one link being constantly updated, but a list of each pack link you release.
Top work!
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Impressive, but why is there vaseline smeared over the monitor. No way to remove that effect?
It supposed to have a worn out old dirty look. That’s the point. There’s other bezel makers who make clean bezels. You can download those if you like. I just prefer this look more. It’s nostalgic to me. That’s how the monitors looked in the seedy privately own Arcade rooms I used to go to as a kid. I could make clean screens but that would defeat the purpose.
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BTW there is no official bezel for OS Man. I created it from a flyer.
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Great stuff! I started to split your artwork into “Clear Screen” and “Scratch Screen” views here: Aliens and Rastan were the first two. I hope that attribution is appropriate. Many thanks for this.
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I love them! You save me the trouble. Thanks, I appreciate it. I have 20 more realistic bezels coming.
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Awesome stuff Orion! Quick question; how do you decide in which games you use the one next to the other arcades bg, and the arcades far in the back bg?
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Thank you. It depends. It’s what ever looks right to me. I usually try to match the actual Arcade machine but sometimes I don’t and just put what looks best for the bezel.
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Cheers. Beautiful work.
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amazing. hopefully you are keeping each photoshop file for posterity.
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Oh yeah I did of course.
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These Donkey Kong Arcade Bezels are modified versions of John Merrit’s Donkey Kong Bezels with the exception of Donkey Kong II.
You can check out John Merrit’s work here - http://bit.ly/2sdkSKw
Credit also goes to Mr. Do.
You can download them here - http://bit.ly/2s3ufx7
I’ve also included the config ini files I use for scanlines and a curved screen. Please remember before using any of these files to save your old files first.
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They all rule. I am far too slow, have now 30 layouts on my Github repository (link above), some of yours already inside. Want to treat them all so that they work platform-independently without dedicated ini file.
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Sorry if this is a stupid question but how do I use these in Retroarch? Usually I use a .png and make a .cfg, these are set up differently. Cheers
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As far as I know you can use them in Retroarch but I don’t know how to assign overlays to switch for each game you play.