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Snowcone
02-01-2007, 05:30 PM
Anyone have an extra case lying around? I need one -_-

You might ask over on The Cover Project (http://www.thecoverproject.net).

Raz1r
06-14-2007, 10:35 PM
Hey guys, just wanted to say that this project is awesome.

I clicked the link for the "raw scans" and it gave me a 404. I don't know much about Photoshop, but there are a few games I have that are not in the database. Breath of Fire 2 for the GBA is the most notable. I still have the box, so I will try to upload it soon.

LXL_Guy
08-21-2007, 01:23 PM
IS the cover project site down? When I clicked the link I got a 404.

PR Mega X
08-21-2007, 01:34 PM
IS the cover project site down? When I clicked the link I got a 404.

Just got through fine. http://www.thecoverproject.net/

Demontooth
01-11-2008, 12:18 AM
Found the 4 N64 covers I was missing...thanks bitches!!!

mitchondria
03-11-2008, 07:22 PM
does anyone need anymore of these?

cause i need in... and if i can find 4 people we can split the cost

Snowcone
04-03-2008, 11:51 AM
does anyone need anymore of these?

cause i need in... and if i can find 4 people we can split the cost

Ask over on the forums at TCP and you're likely to find someone buying the cases.

v|_@mé
04-27-2008, 06:56 AM
site down? i was depending on this to make my 64 collection look good.

PR Mega X
04-27-2008, 02:08 PM
site down? i was depending on this to make my 64 collection look good.

Works for me: http://www.thecoverproject.net/

JP
04-27-2008, 03:18 PM
What is a full cost of 100 pack from mediashelving? I'm mainly looking for an estimate on the shipping. I need about 45-50 for myself.

*UPDATE* So they finally got back with me and it's going to be about 65 bucks for the items plus shipping to me. That isn't bad, but I really don't need 100 of them. Anyone interested in going in for some, let me know.

helluvagood
05-30-2008, 12:32 AM
Wow looka those sexy cases!

psxboy500
06-07-2008, 11:49 PM
nice I can finally bring back the covers that my mom threw out accidently :)

jasonpaul
04-11-2009, 11:43 AM
Wow, this is the first I've seen of these cases. I'd love to get some of these.

Gentlegamer
04-23-2009, 05:08 PM
This is the thread that first brought me to CAG when I googled N64 covers.

I bought a case of the media shelving cases, and they work great!

CaptainKirk
01-21-2010, 12:44 AM
seems cool I like the idea

acarlson
01-22-2010, 01:15 PM
Awesome Idea I want to get some but 100 is way to many for right now. is anyone selling some?

Wet Ninja
08-23-2010, 08:39 AM
what is your project is all about could you explain a bit more,so that it will easy for us to understand.

Basically, if you're looking for a better way to store/display your cartridge-based games, you can buy a universal case (http://www.mediashelving.com/Merchant2/merchant.mvc?Screen=PROD&Store_Code=W&Product_Code=USCG&Category_Code=VHS) and print the cover to fit it from The Cover Project (http://www.thecoverproject.net/). Or, if you're missing a cover for your disc-based games, you can find it and reprint it. Usually the covers are recreations (scans) of the original game box/case, but some games have custom covers created by contributors.

You can read more here (http://www.thecoverproject.net/about.php) and here (http://www.thecoverproject.net/forums/index.php?board=11.0).

needler420
11-19-2011, 09:37 AM
lol these reproduction boxes are a waste of time and money.

Real official boxes could be worth something depending on the game but these production boxes are a waste. Just put a label on the games and get good storage containers to store them.

A better investment would probably be getting the kit to change the battery out for save files since so many run on a battery.


I just did a flip with some CIB games. I bought Zelda Oot and starfox64 complete from a guy both for $35 I took the game carts out and sold the boxes and manuals for $20 -$3 to ship. All in all it makes my game carts come to $9 each I payed shipped.

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Indigo_Streetlight
11-19-2011, 12:33 PM
lol these reproduction boxes are a waste of time and money.

Real official boxes could be worth something depending on the game but these production boxes are a waste. Just put a label on the games and get good storage containers to store them.

A better investment would probably be getting the kit to change the battery out for save files since so many run on a battery.


I just did a flip with some CIB games. I bought Zelda Oot and starfox64 complete from a guy both for $35 I took the game carts out and sold the boxes and manuals for $20 -$3 to ship. All in all it makes my game carts come to $9 each I payed shipped.

Well, yeah. If you can find every CIB in the wild without paying a premium (which is just about impossible). You can pretty much box a whole collection in UGC's for the cost of one harder-to-find title.

By the way, you should thank whoever bought that Starfox 64 box + manual profusely. They've been selling for $30-35 complete and Near Mint (a smart buyer could've paid $7 more and got my NM example) ;) Unless you mean you only got $10 per IB (which wouldn't be too hot)?

needler420
11-19-2011, 12:45 PM
Well, yeah. If you can find every CIB in the wild without paying a premium (which is just about impossible). You can pretty much box a whole collection in UGC's for the cost of one harder-to-find title.

By the way, you should thank whoever bought that Starfox 64 box + manual profusely. They've been selling for $30-35 complete and Near Mint (a smart buyer could've paid $7 more and got my NM example) ;) Unless you mean you only got $10 per IB (which wouldn't be too hot)?

Yeah I got $10 per box and manual.

That's about what they were worth in that condition starfox had no inserts And had marker writing on it.

Zelda Oot CIB is only like $25 including game on ebay. And if you wait around you could get it in better condition then mine was at BIN. Not to mention if you do auctions you could easily snipe one cheaper and in better condition.

My deal was a flip the same week I bought the games CIB I had a buyer to buy the boxes and manuals. I could have waited longer but the most I would have got for them is another $5 bucks its not worth my time for the extra $5 bucks or even $10.

I'm a gamer before a collector when I want to make money Ill invest in the stock market and precious metals market as I am. I was happy enough after going through the shipping hassle to get my game carts below market price. And like I said I got them with intentions of playing them not to collect and store them on a shelf to stare at.

Getting the box and manual to old games is a plus for sure and like you said when the premium is right ill take it for sure. But when the boxes cost more then the game itself its a no no to me. I sold the boxes to those games for the same price I paid for the game carts after shipping.

I have a The legend of Zelda Majora's mask gold cart CIB deal almost near mint box for $20 shipped. Ill probably keep the packaging on that since the gold cart normal market value is about $15 anyway so for $20 shipped and its condition ill probably keep the box to that.

paz9x
11-19-2011, 01:00 PM
i was into this several years ago but got rid of a lot of stuff, I have a lot of the cases in a box in the garage. if anybody wants them pm me. id get rid of them on the cheap.

Indigo_Streetlight
11-19-2011, 07:50 PM
Yeah I got $10 per box and manual.

That's about what they were worth in that condition starfox had no inserts And had marker writing on it.

Zelda Oot CIB is only like $25 including game on ebay. And if you wait around you could get it in better condition then mine was at BIN. Not to mention if you do auctions you could easily snipe one cheaper and in better condition.

My deal was a flip the same week I bought the games CIB I had a buyer to buy the boxes and manuals. I could have waited longer but the most I would have got for them is another $5 bucks its not worth my time for the extra $5 bucks or even $10.

I'm a gamer before a collector when I want to make money Ill invest in the stock market and precious metals market as I am. I was happy enough after going through the shipping hassle to get my game carts below market price. And like I said I got them with intentions of playing them not to collect and store them on a shelf to stare at.

Getting the box and manual to old games is a plus for sure and like you said when the premium is right ill take it for sure. But when the boxes cost more then the game itself its a no no to me. I sold the boxes to those games for the same price I paid for the game carts after shipping.

I have a The legend of Zelda Majora's mask gold cart CIB deal almost near mint box for $20 shipped. Ill probably keep the packaging on that since the gold cart normal market value is about $15 anyway so for $20 shipped and its condition ill probably keep the box to that.

Yeah, condition is everything when it comes to the paper, though $25 is pretty sad on OoT for a CIB, since a cart-only might fetch $18, the manual $5, etc. It's crazy, but I guess people will buy up the parts to save money.

Nice find on the Majora's Mask, I'd think a NM complete would be worth $40 easy.

TheBigAndy
12-05-2011, 04:43 AM
I am in for this once I start collecting N64 again, great thread.