Inspired by old video game labels, Cartridge is a new display sans-serif that evokes quintessential 80s vibes. I was obsessed with the Atari 2600 as a kid, and a recent trip to the local vintage video game store rekindled that—in particular the type found on its chunky, iconic cartridges.
The font features upper and lowercase, numbers, punctuation, diacritics for expanded language support, as well as several alternates that help dial in the genuine feel of early 1980s nostalgia. Included are 5 weights: Light, Regular, Semibold, Bold, and Black—all in both Regular and Soft variants. There are also three "Easter egg" Bit Monster characters I've had kicking around for years that would be right at home in Space Invaders, Galaga, etc.
