How to Make Labels for NES, SNES and Genesis

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@nickynooch 8 лет назад

As a heads up for the top of the label, if you place the label overnight in a clipboard so the top of the label is bent over, it will remember the bend and stick perfectly. Also, I'd place in between two old credit cards on the clipboard so the clip doesn't clip too tough on the label. It's what I always do and I highly recommend! Great vid as always.

@mattd6279 7 лет назад

Thanks for this video. I'm making repro labels and they look amazing. I use LD glossy paper and the Silhouette will detect without having to make it detect manually. I'm still trying to find ways to kep the label from lifting from the spine though.

@bobthe3rd494 7 лет назад

Discovered you via Metal Jesus. Awesome video. Very informative.

@davidenos6545 7 лет назад

Riggs, as to assist in the top part from rising up from the cart, fold the label and place it under a clip board for a few days to force the folding top to stay

@3xperiment8 2 года назад

Ever since I started to make my own labels for Snes on Corel draw I Just can't stop. I don't mean labels taken from the web but actual labels made entirely from scratch following the original ones on real cartridge. I use same images, measures, fonts, edit, dev logos, and make in 100% vector. Just to make my repro carts look like original. I have now more than 250 labels for Snes and Genesis. On more than 10 gbs of Corel draw files. It's really adicting!

@plaztik767 8 лет назад

Your attention to detail is amazing. Your repro carts are superb. Learning a great deal about the craft from your channel, always look forward to new vids from you on the Tube lol keep up the excellent work

@JohnnyCProduction 8 лет назад

I made a label for my senior short film in college. It came out way better than I thought.

@thefamoustimsmitty 8 лет назад

I can see how there are loads of avenues, but I can't argue with the final product! QUALITY!!!

@ultimateman55 6 лет назад

I used some of your tips (but with glossy labels I got off Amazon) to make a professional-looking label for my Super Everdrive. Subbed and thanks!

@rylch44 Год назад

Absolutely mind blown! Making my own NES game. Never would have dreamed. YAAAASSSSSSSS

@KoncadeGaming 6 лет назад

Hi John, just wanted to thank you for this tutorial, I used the same method which gave me fantastic results. I however used Avery Gloss Labels which gave me a deeper black when compared to a standard non gloss label. I also used a good quality 80micron gloss laminate. Amazing quality. Thanks!

@strawmancomics 8 лет назад

have you thought about running two stickers through the heat machine at one time with the labels facing opposite directions? That way you could get twice the amount out of the laminate.

@marcocinquini1985 7 лет назад

I'm not a game collector, but a while ago, I made labels for some of my Mega drive games, the cheap way, printing on normal paper and laminating with clear box tape before cutting and using glue stick. I made all them from straight on PS, using the better independent images I could find from the covers, logos, ratings, etc., even a legal text in case of "The Lost World", trying to keep the fidelity, even on bootleg cartridges, adaptating the proportions. Nice to know there are nicer ways to make a really good looking label.