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River city: Rivals at work scene video game (1989) shadow box art officially licensed 9x9 inch (23x23cm) | Pixel Frames

Name: River city: Rivals at work scene video game (1989) shadow box art officially licensed 9x9 inch (23x23cm) | Pixel Frames
Brand: Pixel Frames
SKU: 100740
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Features:

- Framed size 9" x 9" (23cm x 23cm)
- Features a classic fight seen from River city
- Officially Licensed by Arc system works
- Easily displayed on walls and flat surfaces
- Includes optional commemorative plaque

Description:

Take the fight straight to the streets of River City in this 8-bit beat ‘em up classic starring Kunio and Riki (Alex and Ryan) as the two rumble their way into a Pixel Frame.

Display the most iconic moments of gaming with the officially - licensed shadow boxes created to uniquely show your love of gaming.

River City Ransom (1989) on the NES®/Famicom®

Pixel Frames bring iconic moments from your favorite video games out of the screen and into your living room!

These officially licensed shadow boxes are snapshots that perfectly convey your love for retro gaming – Bringing a “bit” of nostalgia to life.

More about Pixel Frames:

These are officially-licensed and multi-layered snapshots of popular retro game classics.

The foreground, midground, and background are layered and distanced to add depth within the shadowbox.

Each layer is laser cut, then inserted into a foam backing that holds each popular scene at a different point of depth to add a 3D feel to 2D retro games.