#Super mario 64 box art snes full#

I haven't had a chance to print it myself like I wanted, because it's 11:00 pm and I left my legal size paper in another city. This will print at the proper size of the mediashelving cases - I hope. The only change you have to make is to add a small spine n64 logo. We decided to go with a cover design that doesn't require people who submit covers to do much extra work when creating the cover- which means, the back and front of the covers are oriented sideways.Įveryone pretty much agreed they wanted the original box art, and it would make submitting covers much much easier. I finally got a chance to create the first prototype cover for this project. How was it ordering from mediashelving? Good service, quick ship? I have 40+ N64 games and 20+ Genesis games so I might have to get an entire order for myself. Maybe slash or someone else with experience from the GBA project could comment on this?Īnyways, I think I might grab some cases once the ball starts rolling on this project.

So the front and back would each be 5 inches across and the spine would be 1 inch. It might be easiest to just call it 11 inches (I just slid a regular sheet of 11 x 8.5 paper in there and it fit pretty well lengthwise). However, it seems to be about 11 1/8 inches total.

The whole width of the sleeve was kinda hard to measure, b/c the glue that holds it down on the edges is the real limitation. I think I'd rather the covers just fit inside the sleeve, but I'm not quite sure. The sleeve is exactly 7 1/16 inches tall, but it isn't quite as high as the actual case - the case is another 3/32 inches taller. I'll get exact measurements asap so the project can begin! Those of you who want cases, PM and we'll work out payment and shipping details. There is a clear plastic sleeve all around the outside, so it should be really easy to just slide the printouts right in - no need to shave any plastic or anything like that. All these words are just in slightly raised plastic so you can't really see them unless you look closely. It also says Genesis on it ( I have no Genesis games to test in it) and - you guys will love this - it says Electronic Arts. It holds my N64 and SNES games almost perfectly (the N64 fits perfectly but the SNES has just a bit of extra room). The cases arrived today and they are sweet. The official spine logo (so that the red bar from the front and back will wrap all the way around): The final dimensions are (in pixels at 300 DPI): It's based on Paint Shop Pro, but I use Photoshop and had no trouble using this guide. Slash has created an excellent guide for converting raw scans to finished covers. The spines will still look normal when the games are all lined up on your shelf. We are keeping the horizontal orientation of the original boxes to a) keep the original art as perfectly as possible and b) make it much easier to complete this project. You must login (link in upper right) to upload new images. You don't need a login to view any images, only to upload. this is a sort of photo album / ftp type thing See the details in the next section (especially slash's guide). Right now we actually have quite a few raw scans waiting, and we also need help turning raw scans into finished covers. If your Photoshop (or Gimp, etc) skills are lacking, then you can just upload the raw scans to our ftp site (graciously hosted by nate1749) and others can fix them up. Ideally, you would then crop and resize your scans to the correct dimensions and then upload it. Scan the back, the front, and the top at 300 dpi or better resolution.

You can create a scan for any N64 game that we don't yet have. The list notes whether we have any cover at all, as well as differentiating between PAL and NTSC versions.

#Super mario 64 box art snes full#

(Click the N64 tab.)Ĥtygames is maintaining a full list of covers we have as well as what games are remaining. Snackbar Games is the official hosting site for N64 game covers (as well as GBA, SNES, etc). Regular white paper should work fine, not sure about glossy or other stock yet. These must be printed on legal size (8.5x14) paper (in color of course!). Make sure to get the ones with Full Sleeve (to put the cover in, of course). So, unless you have a ton of caseless N64/SNES/Genesis games, you will probably want to have one person buy them and then split the cost. They can be bought cheaply, but only in bulk (100 at a time). We are using the generic game cases from. All discussion and cover creation has moved over to a site set up just for these cover projects. This thread is mostly dead (though the information below in this post is still very valuable).