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  1. Description: R-Type Original Arcade Cabinet Side Art. Later used for the Gameboy and Gameboy Color boxes. R-Type was developed by Irem, but released in the United States by Nintendo. It was the last “Nintendo Distributed” arcade game. Image Size: 26”x34” Year: 1987 Image Source: Original
  2. Description: Tom Dubois revisits some characters from his classic NES game covers in his “Cart Art” series. After revisiting Bayou Billy, Bill and Lance from Super Contra are next. Year: 2023 Image Source: Original Condition: Excellent Notes: Tattoos were removed from the characters upon request to fit more inline with the original 80’s artwork.
  3. Description: R-Type Arcade Marquee Year: 1987 Image Area: 42” x 22” Image Source: Original Condition: Excellent
  4. Description: Watercolor painting and illustration of Galford and his Siberian Husky “Poppy” frolicking in the water with Nakoruru and her falcon”Mamahaha” on the hill above. Characters from SNK’s “Samurai Shodown” arcade games. Hand drawn illustration and water color painting by SNK artist Jin Mera (pen name Eiji Shiroi). Back in the 1990s, key artists and developers had to choose an alter ego to be credited as, so as to not be poached by other companies. Year: 2020 Medium: Watercolor painting on board Image Source: Original Condition: Excellent
  5. Description: An oversized hanken cel with matching pencils for Sega’s anime adaptation of its Virtua Fighter game series featuring fighters Jacky Bryant and Wolf Hawkfield. Year: 1995 Medium: Hand inked and painted on acetate, paper, and board Image Area: 16” x 21” Image Source: Original Condition: Excellent
  6. Description: Dirk gives a priceless expression of sheer terror as he is enveloped in slime and screams before his demise in this classic death scene from Dragon’s Lair. Year: 1983 Medium: Hand-painted animation cel and painted background on board. Image Source: Original Condition: Excellent
  7. Description: Original hand-drawn and painted animation cel and background of SNK’s anime Fatal Fury 2. Based off the Neo-Geo fighting game. Character designs for anime by Masami Obari. Year: 1993 Medium: Painted cel and cardboard background Image Area: 10” x 9” Image Source: Original Condition: Excellent
  8. Description: A hand painted production animation cel and background for Don Bluth and Rick Dyer’s Space Ace. Dexter misses a quick-time event and becomes lunch for an alien monster. Year: 1983 Medium: Hand painted animation cel and hand painted background on cardboard Image Source: Original Condition: Excellent
  9. Description: A hand painted production animation cel and background for Don Bluth and Rick Dyer’s Dragon’s Lair. Dirk faces off against a giant vampire bat in the catacombs. Year: 1983 Medium: Hand painted animation cel and hand painted background on cardboard Image Source: Original Condition: Excellent

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