A three-page magazine ad for Namco Museum Vol. 1, a collection of 1980s arcade games released in 1996 (1995 in Japan) for the Sony PlayStation. The ad pokes fun at the then-contemporary 1990s gaming culture, including the typography of video game ads.

The bulk of the text is in Resbaloso, with several other fonts mixed in: Crackhouse (“WEIRD TYPE”), Escalido Streak (“screaming guys”), Burnout (“ViRtUaL ReALitY”), Trajan (“CLICHÉS”), Nuptial Script (“self-righteous”), Matrix Tall (“MULTI-MILLION-DOLLAR”), Motion Bold (“Toilet”), and one unidentified font (“3D”).

The small legal text at the bottom of the last page is in Industria.

The full 2-page spread of the magazine print ad.

Introducing Cruis’n World on Nintendo. 16 exotic cars, 15 foreign countries to race them through and enough tricks to turn anybody into a hot dog.

This is a 1998 magazine print ad promoting the Cruis’n World video game, which was a Nintendo 64 port from Midway’s 1996 arcade game of the same name.

It features the tagline “Get N or Get Out”, which was used by Nintendo during the 1997–1998 period, to promote videogames for their Nintendo 64 gaming console.

The entire ad is set in Resbaloso. It is listed as a 2001 release in the Fonts In Use database, but this ad suggests that the typeface existed in some form in 1998.

Page 1 of the 2-page magazine spread.

Page 2 of the 2-page magazine spread.

A zoomed in image of the text used in this ad, set in Resbaloso.