Rolls-Royce Transforms Ghost into a Retro 8-Bit Gaming Masterpiece

Rolls-Royce has just introduced the Ghost Gamer, a unique Bespoke edition drawing inspiration from the nostalgic world of 8-bit video games. Built upon the Ghost Black Badge, this model seamlessly blends pixelated graphics with the neon-lit arcade vibes of the 1970s and 1980s, evoking the golden age of gaming culture.

Over the course of a month, Rolls-Royce’s Bespoke design team delved into the early gaming consoles, vintage posters, and iconic 8-bit pixel art of the era. These elements were meticulously transformed into countless hidden details throughout the car’s interior and exterior, turning the Ghost Gamer into a living archive of gaming history.

The Ghost Gamer features a dual-tone paint job of blue and crystal over a diamond-black base, reminiscent of classic arcade machines. Along the body, a hand-painted coachline highlights the Cheeky Alien—an 89-pixel extraterrestrial crafted from 3mm squares—accompanied by an 8-bit explosion motif.

Inside, the passenger-side dashboard pays homage to *Laser Base*, one of the earliest shooter games. It incorporates 85 LED lights forming a spaceship beneath the Ghost emblem, while surrounding LEDs simulate the ship soaring through a starry galaxy.

The cabin boasts dual-tone black and brown leather seats, embroidered with 8-bit “Player 1-4” labels on the backs, symbolizing the four seating positions. The headrests feature pixelated Cheeky Alien designs in four distinct colors.

In the rear, the refrigerator panel showcases a hand-painted lunar battle scene, complete with stainless steel spaceships floating against a multi-layered starry sky.

While retaining Rolls-Royce’s signature starlight headliner, the Ghost Gamer introduces the Pixel Blaster above the front seats. Here, 80 handcrafted pixelated spaceships align with a reprogrammed Shooting Star effect, mimicking laser beams streaking across the cabin.

The door sills feature classic gaming prompts like “Press Start,” “Insert Coin,” “Loading,” and “Level Up,” recreating the arcade experience. Even the folding rear tables bear the Cheeky Alien’s likeness.

Rolls-Royce revealed that the Ghost Gamer was commissioned by a tech entrepreneur. While its price remains undisclosed, the extensive Bespoke customization ensures it stands as one of the most exclusive Ghost creations ever crafted.

TH (Tuoitrethudo)