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In the pixelated realm of gaming culture, where the clash between retro classics and modern titans like Minecraft, Fortnite, Grand Theft Auto VI, and Call of Duty continues, a gamer embarks on a nostalgic journey. Armed with a joystick and a console, they navigate through levels, striving to achieve high scores and unlock achievements. The relentless pursuit of power-ups and the anticipation of boss battles create an immersive experience. In the virtual arena, "Game Over" and "You Lose" may sound discouraging, but the resilient gamer knows the thrill of a respawn, a chance to play on. With a nod to the iconic "Insert Coin" prompt, the gaming community understands that each reload is an opportunity for redemption.

I-No forward dashing into trouble.

Retro gaming design at it's finest

"Everyone's favorite playable character, Ramis, from the Norwegian, fighting, side-scrolling, (shooting), arcade game, Ballbreaker! In all seriousness, there is a TV show called the Bear, and on this show there's a video game called, Ballbreaker. In that video game there is a character named Ramis... We made a piece of "video game-style" art for Ramis. Make sense? We don't know why either.

Bring a touch of nostalgia and fun with this t-shirt showing a raccoon playing arcade games on a classic arcade machine. The image of a raccoon focused and fully engaged in the game creates a retro atmosphere that takes us back to the nostalgic era of arcade games. Around the raccoon and arcade machine, there are classic details like joysticks and buttons that add an authentic feel to this design. At the bottom of the t-shirt, there is writing that gives a deep impression, "NEVER FORGET", giving a philosophical touch and inviting the t-shirt wearer to reflect on and appreciate the precious moments in life.

The Skeleton Crew on the Night Shift

ArcadeXR is writing the next chapter of arcade culture by making physical arcade games accessible in digital worlds, available in black, asphalt or cyan.

"Everyone's favorite playable character, Ramis, from the Norwegian, fighting, side-scrolling, (shooting), arcade game, Ballbreaker! In all seriousness, there is a TV show called the Bear, and on this show there's a video game called, Ballbreaker. In that video game there is a character named Ramis... We made a piece of ""video game-style"" art for Ramis. Make sense? We don't know why either. This version of the logo comes distressed to look like a vintage Ballbreaker shirt from the 80's."

ArcadeXR is writing the next chapter of arcade culture by making physical arcade games accessible in digital worlds.

ArcadeXR is writing the next chapter of arcade culture by making physical arcade games accessible in digital worlds.

Take a trip back to the '80s arcade scene with this T-shirt. It's an invitation to insert a coin and relive the magic of that glorious gaming era

Play if you dare!

Step back into the golden era of gaming with our nostalgic "Game Over" shirt. Crafted for those who revel in the pixelated glory of classic video games, this shirt is a tribute to the days of arcade cabinets and 8-bit consoles. The design features bold, retro-inspired graphics reminiscent of the games that defined a generation. From the iconic font to the pixelated "Game Over" message, every detail pays homage to the timeless appeal of vintage gaming.

Take this design as a gift for your friend, sister or brother who also loves pinball machines.

Make Air Hockey Great Again

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Retro from the get go ,retro gamer

ArcadeXR is writing the next chapter of arcade culture by making physical arcade games accessible in digital worlds.

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Re-live the nostalgia of carrying a load of quarters in your pocket as you jump from game to game in a dark, noisy, shady video arcade. You were not aware at the time, but these were the best days of your life.

Bringing virtual worlds to life, one game at a time.

Getting the high score since 1972...

The K.O. (Knock Out) logo from the classic 2008 Capcom video game, Street Fighter IV. Features dynamic drop shadow and flash that changes slightly to suit the chosen fabric colour.

Select your fighter!

Karateco (カラテコ) was an arcade game manufacturer that produced and distributed various games, both licensed and unlicensed, mainly in France and other countries.

Retro pinball player and flipping machine motive for arcade machine lovers

Are you a fan of Sega arcade machines? How about After Burner? Here's a design based on Sega's sequel game, After Burner Climax (Deluxe)

in the screen:"I was invented in the late 60s. I made my way, and gained immense popularity throughout the 70s and the 80s, plesantly retiring around the mid 90s. I am now an happy old folk, still alive and proud to tell you my story. I can definitely say that I played a major deal since I took over lots of time,space,and coins

Q*bert /ˈkjuːbərt/ is an arcade game developed and published for the North American market by Gottlieb in 1982. It is a 2D action game with puzzle elements that uses isometric graphics to create a pseudo-3D effect. The objective of each level in the game is to change every cube in a pyramid to a target color by making Q*bert, the on-screen character, hop on top of the cube while avoiding obstacles and enemies. Players use a joystick to control the character and when Q*bert collides with an enemy or harmful object in his path, he 'swears' by displaying a comic-style speech bubble and utters an incoherent phrase made of synthesized speech generated by the game's soundchip.

Bitmapped logo from the classic 1986 Taito video game, Arkanoid.

A temporary loss for a future butt-kicking!

Rattan promo art! Vintage Taito!

Make Pinball Great Again

Skee-Ball champion or skeeball champ of a skee league or skeeball league would love this awesome skee ball machine design. Sometimes called Skeeter's ball or ball-hop, arcade game players use bullseye rings to beat this parlor game! A gift for an arcade player or present for brother or son or dad or cool grandpa.