Good Times

Esta fuente se usó para un comercial del Club de Fans de ESPN+.

También se usó en los programas de Contacto en RTP Internacional.

For those of you looking for an improved version with more/better accents etc: Ray Larabie has allowed me to rework his fonts and offer them with a (very generous) commercial license.
So if you need a professional quality Unicode OpenType or TrueType version of this font with a multilingual and expanded character set - you will find it here:
http://www.cheapprofonts.com/Good_Times_Pro
(Ray Larabie receives royalties from all sales)

Are these fonts FREE for commercial use as well? Just checking! Thanks!

bonjour, Are these fonts free for commercial use ? merci

Free for commercial use. Details here: http://typodermicfonts.com/pages/license

This font is used in the new marketing campaign for Dr Pepper Ten. Nice!

Hello,
Can i use this font for commercial logo?

please contact me
rabiandruma@gmail.com

Thank You

Yes, it's free for commercial use including a logo. Details are included with the font.

great font..thank you so much

used from SPIDER-MAN HOMECOMING

Yes! I was pretty thrilled to see that.

Looks Sci FI

Hello.
is it okay for me to use this outstanding font on my diecast car stop motion animation video and thumbnail image? I'm about to register copyright my animation video and upload it on YOUTUBE, but I'll not use this for commercial use.

Thank you for sharing such a nice font on this website.

Hello,

Thank you very much; I'm glad you like the font.

Yes, you're absolutely free to use the font for your diecast car stop motion animation video and thumbnail image on YouTube. Our complimentary desktop license covers both commercial and non-commercial uses.

Best of luck with your animation and YouTube endeavors!

Best Regards,
Raymond Larabie,
Typodermic Fonts Inc.

Hello, love the font!

I've been reading over the articles and details but I'm still a bit confused with the licensing.

Can I embed this font into my code for a website heading/title? Or do I have to buy a license first?

Cheers!

Thanks for your interest in Good Times! For website headings/titles as live, editable text, you'll need a web font license. The free desktop license only covers using the font to create images. You can purchase the web license through MyFonts – there's a link on the Good Times page at typodermicfonts.com. Let me know if you need any clarification!