Attract Mode selling custom arcade cabs, three Game Over IV prints

Remember those neat arcade cabinets that we featured from the Attract Mode x Babycastles show a few months ago? They were painted by artists Hilary Florido and David Mauro, and featured designs inspired by shoujo manga and ’80s beat’em-ups, respectively.
Both of the cabinets — originally sticker club machines before these attractive make-overs — are now for sale on Attract Mode! They’re a bit pricey at $1,200 each, but you would be buying “a centerpiece from a watershed moment in NYC’s game-oriented history.” You can see a couple more shots of the setups and other related stuff I’ve been meaning to talk about after the break.
“Codependent No Moe” by Hilary Florido:

“Babycastles no Fukushuu: Manhattan Fury” by Dave Mauro:

Ms. Florido will also have her art featured at the upcoming Game Over IV show, which I can’t believe I haven’t talked about here yet. Giant Robot SF is hosting another exhibit dedicated to video game-inspired artwork, and it kicks off with a party next Friday as GDC wraps up.
Attract Mode helped bring three different works to the show, like this Tetris tribute from Florido:

And this Sega Saturn piece from Cory Schmitz (EXP):

And Farel Dalrymple’s vision of futuristic cats/consoles:

Prints for all three pieces will be on sale at Game Over IV/Giant Robot SF, and Attract Mode also intends to sell them online shortly after their debut. We’re told they’re ”high quality reproductions of the artwork, prints suitable for framing.”
See also: More Game Over posts
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