I am really REALLY embarrassed of this because I am afraid of being flamed "waste of bandwidth", "not needed, scans we have are fine", etc... but I really can't take it anymore. Please read the whole post.
It seems that the amount of N64 covers here on The Cover Project are all in
horizontal format. There is no problem with that, but upon inspection, few games have
Vertical covers. I personally am a fan of the Vertical Style cases, due to the additional "uniform" look they provide when shelving. However, the production of these
Vertical Cases seems to average around 1 (maybe 2) a month. What could be causing this?
About a month ago, Shenske introduced
Nintendo 64 Mini Cases and I am still inlove with this concept. After pestering him for the template, I was able to print out a
Super Smash Bros Mini Case. However... like an addiction, one was not enough. I have downloaded every Nintendo 64 cover on this site and I am suprised on how badly the covers look. With
half-assed red bottom bars,
grainy pixels, and
stickers / writings, I know that with some small edits with some new scans, every case could look top-notch.
From working with Shenske's N64 Mini Cases, I have been constantly looking for the four colored sides (Green Spine, Blue Spine, Red Flap, and Yellow Flap). Personally I am requesting for scans of these sides (most covers have poo quality green spines that are easily fixable), but I am sure I speak for a lot of uploaders when I say that some better quality scans would most likely promote the creation of newer N64 Vertical Covers (and possibly N64 Mini Cases).
I only ask this because... I have looked for the past hour searching for the red flap and yellow flap for Super Mario 64, and I still cant find them! So I figured, why not ask The Cover Project for some assistance! Thank you for reading and I really hope you can contribute to the cause!
(US) N64 Mini Cases Finished --
-- Conker's Bad Fur Day
-- Mario Kart 64
-- Mario Tennis
-- Pokemon Stadium
-- Super Smash BrosMeaning, I am in need for a lot more N64 scans