I liked the Amiga version of Ghostbusters II.
@ pferreira1983 Also New Ghostbusters II for the European and Japanese NES is pretty fun from the gameplay videos on YouTube that I have seen. The Ghostbusters II game for Gameboy is pretty fun as well.
Getting back to the topic at hand, the cabinet looks amazing. @sirphobos you have done great job with all of the work you have done so far.
Phenomenal job! Looks brand-new! ![]()
No updates yet.. still waiting on the control panel art. It was printed once and the color wasn’t right. :\ Should have it finished in a few weeks, hopefully…
Could you tell me where to get all that artwork so I can clean up my Real Ghostbusters machine?
Thank You
Finally got the art in for the control panel… About halfway done wiring it up.




Here’s the final post on this project. Happy to say, it is complete!
I had some help in this video, play-testing the controls to make sure they all functioned properly.
Thank you all for following along with the updates.
Extra special thanks to these folks for their help:
Thanks to below_radar_00 for the sideart files and reference photos.
Thanks to Circle City GB member Jacob for the control panel overlay art.
Thanks to arcadeartwork.org for the monitor bezel art.
Thanks to arcademarquee.com for the marquee art.

That’s amazing! What a cool piece for your collection.
So cool
Great stuff, well done!
Excellent job! That looks incredible! ![]()
WOW! Great work! That looks like it came right off the assembly line. Have you connected the coin door to Raspberry Pi to get the full experience?
That arcade game was in this arcade in Chicago that I went to last summer when I visited my cousin. It was out of service though. But good job restoring it. I wouldn’t even know how.
Galloping Ghost?
Yes! I wired up the coin mech switches to act as functional coin mechs, and just wired up LED bulbs to a 5v adapter for lights for the coin insert.
Great work! Looks amazing!!!
Question? Where did you get the stickers for the sides of the game??
Your cab looks great! Did you load RetroPi on it, are other games loaded ?
That side art scan looks like it’s pretty great. I recently had my side-art-less RGB delivered Friday and am working on cleaning it up. Most every dedicated 3-player cabinet I’ve seen hasn’t had the art and that’s a shame. It’s really a perfect touch to the game.
That said, I’ll reach out when the forum lets me send PM’s.
Cheers.Peet
Hey Peet!
I’ve since scanned the art in but I haven’t had the time to find someone to clean it up. Once it’s cleaned up I imagine we’d have to do a test print to see if the colors are accurate on the print and then revise and reprint as necessary until it’s right. I’m happy to work with anyone on the project if they’ll take the lead.