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Can you add some cracks to the screen as well, maybe some blood stains? ???

Well they won't let me, I said "Thanks very much for doing these, you've done a fantastic job" and I still get attacked by forum thugs.

Or maybe you could learn to read and not back your forum buddy up. "Thanks very much for doing these, you've done a fantastic job"

Listen smart arse, I can stay and play with you if you want or we can talk properly like adults, I don't know if you're one but you certainly don't act like it, this is something I expect from a 12 year old not an 80s arcade bro, maybe we can sort it out some other way, or maybe your ego is so big it needs taking down a few notches.

It's ok, I'm a graphics artist myself, in the past, I through it might be an artist choice rather than a functional choice I I was right, at least you understand, you don't need white knights defending your work, I can tell by your reply.

Calm down there tiger, your post count and reputation don't give you the right be be in pr*ck and a*shole all rolled into one.

Excuse me? It's a bit of critism, I havn't deleted them, I like them, that remark was directed your comment about your arcades with some sarcasm, who do you think you are talking to me like that?

Errr, well no, they're different, its why I picked these, I didn't realise every single one had the same scratches. Maybe he/she should have called them realstic scratched bezel packs from grungy arcades of the 80s then.

I'm afraid you trying too hard to defend the criticism, realsm doesn't mean scratched, some bezels could be scratched or worn, but ever single one, how is that "realstic"? I wouldn't go to your arcade, I suppose you collect scratched arcade machines because that's how you rememeber them LOL.

Yes but the scraches are just not a thing on every screen, CRTs were made of glass, some cabinets had a plastic front panel yes where the CRT was set back into the cabinet which helps alot in stopping reflections and light. People who restore arcade machines don't keep scratces on screens, I'm sure there are some bad cabinets all these years but thats another thing, 40 years of wear sure. I mean if you seen a scratch screen like this in the arcade it would surely be vandalism, arcade machines where kept in good condition, you can't tell me arcade machines where scratched like this in the 80s, these machine were very expensive, somehow you think their screens where scratched to the point of vandalism, maybe your memory isn't what it was. It's an artist choice, I understand that, I could go edit the scratches out myself if I had the time but it's a lot of work.

Thanks very much for doing these, you've done a fantastic job, my only criticism is the scratches on the screen, it's like the arcade machines came from the rubbish trip lol. Some requests of games bezels you might of missed Space harrier Star Blade Super Contra Superman Teenage Mutant Ninja turtles 1& 2 Tekken Tempest Terminator 2 The Simpsons Tron twin Cobra vapor trail Xmen & and double screen version Here my tweaked raster.ini raster.ini

The theme is completely broken for me, massive error message even unblocking the theme files, latest version ,basically unusable.

I got it from my search engine images when searching for MAME bevels for gaunlet. Looks like it's being sold https://www.redbubble.com/people/ccorkin/works/10915233-gaming-arcade-arcade-gauntlet?p=framed-print Not much chance of using it then really if it's being sold. I'll just have to use the orginal artwork from the cabinets using reference photos.

Thanks, yes assuming the artwork I used can be shared, I would need permission to use that artwork in my bevel.