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| ffmaniac2050:
So I have decided to start picking up crappy looking copies of higher end games (if they're cheap enough) and slapping on replacement labels. I've been using an online vendor and his work is pretty flawless so far. Not point on, but close enough. They're for personal use and I was wondering what kind of experience everyone else has had. Here's an example of the work I've had done for me online. |
| soera:
I have a few replacement labels. One of the guys I used was from Australia but his customer service is a fat 0. I bought the others from someone on Ebay. |
| gf78:
This is something I was always curious about. Back in the day, I had cartridges I had traded for or gotten second-hand and it drove my OCD to the brink when the labels were torn, wrote on or peeled away from the cartridge along the top edge (looking at you NES games). Something I am interested in right now is finding someone to print high-quality replacement inserts for PS2, PS3 games and the like. Anyone know someone reputable and reasonable where I could do this? I've thought of a local print shop, but figure they would refuse citing copyright material issues. |
| soera:
For that, just use Cover project. http://www.thecoverproject.net/ |
| gf78:
That's where I got the images, but my inkjet doesn't do them justice. I wanted to know if there was someone online who could print high quality copies for me. |
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