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| ZX the Hedgehog:
Just made a custom PS1 cover for 007: The World is Not Enough. It's my first full custom cover, and my first PS1 cover as well, so looking for some advice here (mainly on the back). http://www.mediafire.com/view/7038khc4oz5vudj/ps1_worldisnotenough.jpg |
| ZX the Hedgehog:
Remade the cover using a retail scan: P.S., You'll either love or hate what I did on the back, but I think it works. |
| wilybird:
--- Quote from: sheep2001 on September 30, 2008, 04:49:30 PM ---OK - well waiting for my copy of Wipeout 3 special proved fruitless, as it turned out to be the dual pack with Destruction Derby 2 - great to get the game, as my original went walkabouts a long time ago, but it means the cover was rubbish - just a tiny thumbnail and an unusable back. So i went for a 100% custom - and i kinda like it: http://www.thecoverproject.net/uploads/sheep2001.custom.ps1_[ps1]wipeout3special_eu.jpg And the obligatory group shot: --- End quote --- these NTSC please?? :D also, i couldn't fine Crash Team Racing or Ape Escape NTSC for DVD covers, w/ the "playstation" logo horizontal. are these anywheres around??? |
| CMDLineKing:
--- Quote from: TheManCave on August 03, 2014, 02:11:06 AM ---Got another one for you guys...This time it's Blasto. It was really hard to make this one because there are hardly any images on the net for this game which is sad. This game is really awesome! Do you think the back cover looks too "stretched"? It's the best I could do unfortunately : --- End quote --- It does look really stretched.. You could add a banner to the top of the back with the "BLASTO" logo.. Kind of like this cover does for "the Warriors".. That will let you unstretch the majority of the image. http://www.thecoverproject.net/view.php?game_id=7800 |
| Umbra:
Dino Crisis 2 Had to use a custom-made back for it since the way everything lines up on the retail version makes it really difficult to get a good image without stretching or losing parts of the image. |
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