great covers, but the one thing I hate about this template, is using the right hand spine on the front image.
Having the game name and system name twice on the front just looks a bit odd. I know the template predates your covers, so not having a go at you, just saying....it looks odd. 
No worries Sheep, although Ill be honest, I hardly use "the template" any more! ha ha. Only ones that adhere to any kind of template formula are Capcom, Konami and Nintendo 1st party ones and each of those are mostly based on my own templates and stylistic choices for each.
I just like to integrate/re-integrate as much of the original retail box as possible, whilst still having some consistency with ones where I have perhaps relied on a certain style from a template.
This Spiderman one has not got a single element taken from a template, it is ALL from the original retail box and its style is just condensed and re-integrated into larger cover areas (given the difference in size and shape between SFC boxes and UGC's) so as to not have to stretch and warp the original front image to fit the front or back of a UGC based surface area.
The last few Ive made = Super Valis, Hamelin no Violin, X-Men, Rockman and Bass, Batman Returns, Demons Blazon and pretty much all of them only have one mention or instance of "Super Famicom" and/or the game title on the front and back each.........this Spidey one was just quite cluttered on the original scan, and as I prefer to preserve and bring in as much detail and style from the original as possible, it has ended up with multiple mentions of SFC.
In the end, if the main front image, the spine or spines, and whatever framing bars I choose to use have "Super Famicom" in them originally then that is how the cookie crumbles.