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Pixel Frames Contra: Dragon God Java Shadow Box Art

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Description

Pixel Frames bring iconic moments from your favourite 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! P Pixel Frames are officially-licensed and multi-layered snapshots of popular retro game classics. The foreground, ground, and background are layered and distanced to add depth within the shadowbox. Each layer is laser cut, then insert into a foam backing that holds each popular scene at a different point of depth to add a 3-D feel to 2-D retro games.

About this Item

  • Official product by Pixel Frames
  • cute and collectible
  • makes a great Gift
  • limited Availability
  • approx. Size: L 23 x W 5 x H 23 cm

Customer Reviews (4.2 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Stella ★★★★★

I’ve been staring at this thing for a week now, and the way the lighting catches the dragon’s scales at night is honestly mesmerizing. Framing a game moment like this makes my whole setup feel like a gallery, and the depth of the box really sells the 3D effect.

Ryan ★★★★★

The glow from the backlight makes the dragon god look like it’s actually breathing fire off the wall—my game room finally feels complete. Even the little pixel details pop in low light, which I didn’t expect from a shadow box.

Penelope W. ★★★★☆

The shadow box depth really makes the dragon pop off the wall, way more than I expected from the photos. Took a bit to find the right spot for the lighting to hit it just right, but once I did it looks sharp in my game room.