NES/Famicom Cover Project

[nintendodork]

That link leads to one of those generic search engines.

[JC]

Looks like that's either the wrong link or the site's no longer active.

EDIT: It's .net.

[satoshi_matrix]

Haha, that's funny. Head back to page 1 of this thread and read my initial post 

[skyrunner14]

Looking for Famicom box art, eh? Well, I happen to have a Final Fantasy I+2 box I'd be willing to scan. I don't have access to the scanner now, but I'll see what I can do.

[Falconhood]

i' ve been buidling a Famicom Burgertime cover based off a Intellivision cover. Is there a place to find covers or artwork of Famicom games? i was hoping to find some at this site, so i joined.

[nintendodork]

The Cover Project is a collaborative effort to database any and all videogame box art for the purposes of storing them in plastic protective cases instead of leaving them loose or in their original cardboard boxes.

These guys have some FDS covers (mostly from popular games). I'm also struggling to find scans for the more obscure games.
www.thecoverproject.net

[GameScanner]

Hi there,

New to forum, not new to site. Just wanted yo let you know that I've used your photo to recreate a cover for Shooting Series. Took some time to do, but I'm happy with the result.
I thought it would be nice to let you know ...

Here's what I did.



And who TF am I? Just the guy who loves video game box art

I'll only post her if I'll have more images to share

PS - sorry if I posted this in a wrong topic/section. I'm a bit old, ya know.

[jpx72]

Hey that one's really cool! Great work!

[GameScanner]

Thank you. I have more to come

[L___E___T]

Yes!   please post more!   I love your site as well.

[okame]

Satoshi, if you check out the latest thread I posted, you can see what I'm trying to do for my loose Famicom carts: http://bit.ly/XzEMuY It's a pretty good solution for Famicom carts, as far as what I can do right now, what with Genesis games in their original cases being fairly easy to find at pawn shops, gaming shops, thrift stores, and flea markets/yard sales. It's a very easy mod, and creating & resizing an image for the inserts is pretty easy, if you have the right photo editing program!

I have a Genesis case that I've already done this to that will now hold the loose Famicom Legend of Zelda cart I got online the other day. Someone sent me a scan of the front and spine, plus the back of the Zelda game box, so I'll send you a copy of the insert I'm going to be working on starting this weekend once I'm finished cleaning up the cardboard cracks from the box scan. I also have a Dr. Mario box that i got because for once, the CIB (minus the warning sheets that come with every Famicom game) version was cheaper than the loose one on eBay. If the Zelda box insert project works as well as I hope it will for me, I'll work on the Dr. Mario one and send it your way!