Thought I start a new thread as I post my few PS1 original covers....
One question...
The first one I posted(Time Crisis 1)... Why is the front cover labeled "cd case manual cover" and why is the rear insert labeled "Cd case insert"? Wouldn't it be clearer if they would be labeled "front cover insert" and "back cover insert" or something like that?
Just a suggestion...
Now back to scanning.... 
Regards
I was trying to accomplsh 2 things. Keep uniformity with the Dreamcast CD games and ensure that people can easily tell the cover is for the CD case.
One problem is, the website displays things alphabetically, so I added 'CD' to the description to keep everything together and uniform. Without the 'CD' the website mixes the DVD stuff with the CD stuff, and it just didn't look good. (to me)
I was originally calling the front 'CD Front Insert' - however, when I started to scan the multi-disc paks I realized that they have a front & rear insert plus manual(s).
Eventaully we will have the manuals available as .pdf files like the N64 section.
On
most of the U.S. games, the manual is the front insert.
I think its important to make the front cover of the manual available to those who want to download it to create a custom DVD cover.
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I have questions for you, as I am only familiar with the U.S. games.
Is the front cover an insert? or is it the front cover of the manual?
The U.S. single disc games come in a completely clear CD case. They have a rear insert (back cover) w/inlay (picture on the back of the rear insert which displays under the disc). The front cover holds the instruction manual and the manual cover is also the front cover.
For example:
Game Case Front - actually the instruction manual
Inside - back of manual and disc holder
Disc removed - back of manual and rear insert inlay
Rear of case - rear insert
The U.S. multi-disc cases usually have a front insert w/inlay - then instruction manual(s) - then game discs - then a rear insert w/inlay.
For example:
Multi-disc game front (front iinsert)
Inside - Front Insert Inlay & game manual
Inside - Second game manual - Rear insert Inlay
Rear of case - rear Insert
I am open to any ideas as to how to keep uniformity in the naming. If the PAL cases are put together differently, let me know.
Basically my idea was:
Single Disc games: Multi-disc games:
Manual Cover Manual Cover(s)
Rear Insert Inlay Front Insert
Rear Insert Front Insert Inlay
Manual (to be added later) Rear Insert Inlay
Rear Insert
Manual(s) (to be added later)
Open for suggestions before we get too many uploaded.P.S. Check out Grandia, I used your labels, let me know what you think.
