Mr. RetroLust

Capcom Play System I - Complete pack of 33 carts (High Quality)
As far as I could see this should be the complete CPS1 collection, if you find any carts that are missing let me know.

 
 
 

 
 

 
 

I was looking for the full art (without any text or logo's) of this legendary megadrive/genesis Ghouls'n Ghosts cover, I couldn't find it anywhere so I reconstructed it.
I've wanted this as a poster in my game room for a long time and so may you perhaps, now we can  Maybe it can serve for other purposes as well.
Happy Halloween all!

The title is self-explanatory, it doesn't contain PCB's for every game but quite a lot still -> almost 3000 images including PCB's of devices and such. I grabbed the PCB packs floating around the internet and removed all the backgrounds.
This might look nice in our Big Box collections when checked under image priorities for Cart Front, see:

See the transparent background PCB's in action in this new view of the Neon Deluxe Arcade Big Box Theme:

Complete Capcom Play System III pack in high quality.

Complete pack 3D Boxes for Capcom Play System 3, it was a bit of an odd system, it used carts for security and cd-roms for the games.

Complete pack of 41 Capcom Play System II carts, including japanese carts and prototype cart. Included are the base images that you can use for your own projects if you like.
List of CPS2 Games including rom name:
Blue Cartridges (USA):
19xx - 19XX: The War Against Destiny
1944 - 1944: The Loop Master
armwar - Armored Warriors (Powered Gear)
avsp - Alien vs. Predator
batcir - Battle Circuit
csclub - Capcom Sports Club (Dunk Stars, Smash Stars, Kick Stars)
cybots - Cyberbots: Full Metal Madness
dimahoo - Dimahoo (Great Mahou Daisakusen)
ddtod - Dungeons & Dragons: Tower of Doom
ddsom - Dungeons & Dragons: Shadow over Mystara
ecofghtr - Eco Fighters (Ultimate Ecology)
gigawing - Giga Wing
hsf2 - Hyper Street Fighter II: The Anniversary Edition
mmatrix - Mars Matrix: Hyper Solid Shooting
mmancp2u - Mega Man: The Power Battle (RockMan)
msh - Marvel Super Heroes
mshvsf - Marvel Super Heroes vs. Street Fighter
mvsc - Marvel vs. Capcom: Clash of Super Heroes
mpang - Mighty! Pang
progear - Progear (Progear no Arashi)
pzloop2 - Puzz Loop 2
ringdest - Ring of Destruction: Slammasters II (Super Muscle Bomber)
sfza - Street Fighter Alpha (Street Fighter Zero)
sfa3 - Street Fighter Alpha 3 (Street Fighter Zero 3)
sgemf - Super Gem Fighter Mini Mix (Pocket Fighter)
spf2t - Super Puzzle Fighter II Turbo (Super Puzzle Fighter II X)
ssf2 - Super Street Fighter II: The New Challengers
ssf2tb - Super Street Fighter II: The Tournament Battle
ssf2t - Super Street Fighter II X / Turbo
dstlk - Vampire / Darkstalkers  The Night Warriors
nwarr - Vampire Hunter / Night Warriors  Dstlkers Revenge
vsav - Vampire Savior The Lord of Vampire
xmvsf - X-Men vs. Street Fighter
xmcotau - X-Men: Children of the Atom
Green Cartridges (Japan):
choko - Choko (Janpai Puzzle) (Prototype)
jyangoku - Jangokushi: Haō no Saihai (Jyangokushi  Haoh no Saihai)
megaman2 - Mega Man 2: The Power Fighters (RockMan 2)
qndream - Quiz Nanairo Dreams: Nijiirochō no Kiseki (Nijiirochou no Kiseki)
sfa2 - Street Fighter Alpha 2 (Street Fighter Zero 2 Alpha)
vhunt2 - Vampire Hunter 2 Darkstalkers Revenge
vsav2 - Vampire Savior 2 The Lord of Vampire
 
 

Complete pack Discs for Capcom Play System 3, it was a bit of an odd system, it used carts for security and cd-roms for the games.

Something I constructed from different images a while ago, found it while cleaning up some folders, maybe you like for your own platform collection.

Just had an idea to record my arcade's stick sounds, think it came out pretty nice.
Extract the folder inside the zipfile to "Launchbox/Sounds/" go to Big Box and select the sound pack in Options/Sounds
Back = Hold and let go of the arcade stick, sounding a bit like a plunger
Select = Arcade button press
Move = Microswitch arcade stick moving
Here's my stick lol:

They where very hard to find, but here they are, enjoy!

145 Sega Naomi 3D Boxes. This idea was inspired by the custom Sega Naomi 3D boxes made by the late @Robin55 https://forums.launchbox-app.com/files/file/1244-sega-naomi-3d-boxes-with-discs-151-gd-rom-set/
I also used flyers where possible, did some heavy searching to obtain the original flyers but sometimes they where just not available or too low of a quality so reconstructions where made or fan art was used/made. The filenames used are the current names in the Database so you might have to rename some files. The box is slightly transparent just like a real clear DVD case in which these games where packaged, though the original packaging didn't came with artwork inlays so I tried to create something which could look as if it was designed as console packaging.
Naomi GD-ROM logo used is made by @Dan Patrick see: https://forums.launchbox-app.com/files/file/3402-v2-platform-logos-professionally-redrawn-official-versions-new-bigbox-defaults/ 

Enjoy!
 

I decided to make another arcade ambience audio file composed from different sources on the internet, this time in the Japanese Arcades in legendary Akihabara, prepare for some crowded and noisy arcades lol The sound quality varies at some points but overall it gives a nice impression.
You might also like the 5.1 surround mixes I made before: https://forums.launchbox-app.com/files/file/1715-arcade-diner-51-surround-ambience/
The way I use these audio files is just start the file with a media player before I open BB and then start some nice arcade games, it does add to the experience for me, although it could be wise to adjust the volume slider of your media player so you have the game you play set louder than the ambience unless you just love total sound chaos around you lol
Have fun!

 

13 Sega Naomi 2 3D Boxes. This idea was inspired by the custom Sega Naomi 3D boxes made by the late @Robin55 https://forums.launchbox-app.com/files/file/1244-sega-naomi-3d-boxes-with-discs-151-gd-rom-set/
The filenames used are the current names in the Database so you might have to rename some files. The box is slightly transparent just like a real clear DVD case in which these games where packaged, though the original packaging didn't came with artwork inlays so I tried to create something which could look as if it was designed as console packaging.