No I pulled the psd file straight from thecoverproject. It’s one of their template files.

let’s all just make sure we’re using the same template, I can’t tell you annoying it is to print off a bunch of inserts and 2/3 of them are different from one another (graphics used, etc.) lol.

Totally cool, but I honestly think we need a “cart” before we get a box. But, if you end of actually doing it, you can count me in on one.

MIND=BLOWN.

It could be worse, if those Mario Tennis boxes were actually made, you know they’d be up there pretty quickly with a 99.99$ ***RARE*** tag line lol.

You’re missing the piece on the left, however there are other kiosks that have a game based insert, such as Wario Land.

There’s a few sites that have kiosk scans of various qualities.

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I have the NES rom from where I purchased the title on Steam. I could sprite edit the Visor on a dude lol, if that’s what you’re asking.

Never knew about the patch, nice work DogP

That is something I’d talk to Uncle Tusk using the web site provided below.

http://uncletusk.com/catalog/17

I wouldn’t suggest anything like this, I mean. Once you get to know someone, you can “talk” more and get to know them and then “hang out”, like you would in the real world… 90% of what happens here is on the grey side of the line (if you know what I mean), so count me out with giving a side my information or linking me to what we already due here.

But, if you guys end up doing something like that, good luck and god speed.

Hi guys,

This is the template I was using:

http://www.thecoverproject.net/uploads/TEMPLATES/NDS/Nintendo%20Handhelds%20Template%20-%20Shenske.psd

I just used CS4 to save it as a JPEG

two separate pieces? or three?

Funny you’d ask about this, I just started working on redoing all the NA titles to the better template and doing homebrew, translated, and proto covers.

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The cost of everything (repro CIB) to me is hopefully paying back the big dog who dropped the money for cart in the first place, as well as those who recoded it and designed/produced the materials.

To be honest.

I do purchase stickers/labels and manuals from Uncletusk, but I usually already have a lot of these games already on homemade PCB’s. I’m curious if some of that money goes to the buyer. I took minestorm’s design and modified it to allow me to use smaller chips (not 27c302’s). I’ll release the PCB design in the future, if Minestorm doesn’t mind as it was 90% his design.

You can use a 3M buffing kit to clear the lenses but be REALLY careful

You and me both brother. I’ve just been buying mario tennis games and selling it after taking off the dust cover lol.

Good luck.

I owned the handheld version R-Zone that came with Star Wars. It wasn’t bad, I think I got it at Target on one of their clearance end aisle racks.

I think I still had it until I finished High School when I purged everything that hadn’t been touched in 5+ years lol.

Neat item, but you were better off with a Gameboy DMG lol.

Yup there was work on it, but he’s still working on the connector piece. I was just giving up my idea/process as well.

I’d love a legit looking non-ghetto cable.

Haha,

To test out my theory,

I used baking clay (shoved it up into the ext port (with circuit cleaner, so nothing would stick). I then trimmed the outside and then baked it. After baking, I cut it in half with a thin wire cutter. I hollowed out the inside and then on the outside for the connector portion, I used conductive liquid tape with pieces of copper attached to it and stuck them in all 8 spots.

I drilled 8 small holes into the backs of each side at all 8 spots and connected small wires to it, and soldered them to the breadboard for now. I then jumped the traces to the RJ45 socket making sure everything touched. I tested the setup using a multi-meter and then glued the “connector VB” portion together for a strong hold. I then lightly hand painted everything.

I know a lot of random work right lol? But I don’t have the tools handy to do what I’d like to do (similar to the great work you’re doing).

Now, I noticed the leverage issues as well before I started the project. What I did to compensate for it was I actually used a longer screw and I cut the breadboard to wrap around the VB further up and use the screw next to the controller port and to the North of the EXT port. I only had to use like an 2in screw. I think I’ll have to use a washer, or cut the screw down for a tighter fit.

So just messing around, it does work and it looks pretty good for about 3 hours work and just goofing around with it.

I’ll do pictures soon.

Wynd

Highly Interested. Maybe you can help me expand the character size for Virtual Fishing lol.