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| jeffmandm:
After purchasing my Famicom off eBay a couple weeks ago, a few of the carts I bought separate from the system itself arrived within the past week or so. Since these were early Bandai carts, when they used their own design for them, they have end labels to tell what the game is if it were stacked on a shelf. It's a shame that most third-party companies (besides Konami, Koei, and Bandai off the top of my head) never used their own style to allow for end labels. More to the point of what I made this topic to discuss, though, I realized that the US and Europe had it easy with their cartridge designs allowing for an end label. With the Super NES/Famicom, non-US carts seem not to have end labels, and the N64 doesn't have any end labels at all, regardless of region! When sorting games, this must be really annoying. Considering I grew up with an SNES I'm used to the end labels being there, so not having them seems kind of... alien to me. What about the rest of you guys? Anyone else share my sentiments on the matter? |
| oldgamerz:
I'm too lazy to find and print out end labels for my Nintendo 64 collection, but, If I had the resources and knew where to find end labels it might be different. That is why I sort them out in genre, because I don't have end labels for them currently. But I definitely think that end labels are a good thing, I do have some label stickers on some of my N64 games from when i got them from from JJgames, but they are just white stickers on the end of them. They are not really end labels |
| hatkid:
When I was younger, my Dad wrote the names of the games on the ends of the N64 cartridges. Nowadays, I don't bother printing end labels or writing on the cartridges because I hardly use my N64. Regardless, I don't have many games so it doesn't take that long to find what I am looking for. |
| redblaze57:
I just bought a set of Labels off of Etsy and stuck them to my N64 games |
| megasilverx1:
I'm not very fond of the amount of variation in cartridge shape and colors when it comes to Famicom games after being so used to how nice and uniform NES carts look. As for the end label issue, I ended up making my own end labels for my Famicom, Super Famicom, N64, and 5200 games. |
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