Post by ivanbeavkov on Jan 3, 2020 19:01:36 GMT
Hey all, I created these inserts and posted them on the old forums and I have finally gotten around to re-posting them here so people can actually find them again.
If anyone makes an insert please feel free to post it. I would love to see what you guys come up with.
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This is a little project I have been working on for myself and I thought it would be fun to share. I have made a Photoshop PSD template file for the back insert for a CD jewel case. (You can open the file in GIMP www.gimp.org and it will work there if you don't have Photoshop.)
It is a cross between the inserts from US Super CD games and the back of later US TurboChip game boxes. I am definitely not going for an exact reproduction with these but more of a custom look the meshes well with the originals.
Here are high quality versions of the jewel case inserts I have made so far and any new ones I make will also be added here.
goo.gl/photos/Mc69TSw2EJpXvBq58
This is a sample of what you will see when you first open the TG-16 Jewel Case Back Template file.
I did steal the "This package is not printed on recycled paper." joke from GOT 3 in 1 disc insert I found here. I found it unreasonably amusing.
Here is a link to download the template file:
drive.google.com/file/d/1UNLWR6FALP3P_wWfN4RZbGn6acYOnzlD/view?usp=sharing
Front Template Link
drive.google.com/file/d/0BzfHjbqYPxpecHpnbDlMQlVlWkU/view?usp=drivesdk&resourcekey=0-IlAyrxcyoxa_rJ_Wm33_Yw
I have tried to make it as flexible as possible. You can make the spines look like the original orange US game style or the later Black style, or how about the PCEngine HuCard, CD-ROM2, SUPER cd-rom2, or Arcade card style. You can even make it that weird yellowish/green style they used for 2 of the US CD-ROM releases.
I also added 10 different color bars for the 16-Bit Graphics bar that goes across the back. I think I got them all but if anyone knows of any I missed, or if I got the colors wrong, please let me know. I got the colors from box scans.
I also put lots of things in individual layers so various parts can easily be turned on and off.
For generating the bar codes I used this website:
barcode.tec-it.com/en/UPCA
Just select bar code type UPC-A and enter the UPC number.
Here are examples of the different styles.
Ninja Spirit - Orange Spine
Ninja Spirit - Black Spine
Ninja Spirit - PCEngine Spine
Ninja Spirit - Yellow-Green Spine
How about we can combine multiple styles in one, and go crazy.
Ninja Spirit - Mix Spine
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Here are some pictures of the inserts printed out and in cases so you can see how they look. They are not the best pictures but I think they get the point across.
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I also made an insert for the front of a CD jewel case. It is not as complex as the back insert template but I hope it can be useful.
Front Template Link
drive.google.com/file/d/0BzfHjbqYPxpecHpnbDlMQlVlWkU/view?usp=drivesdk&resourcekey=0-IlAyrxcyoxa_rJ_Wm33_Yw
You can make a standard looking booklet cover with the cover image on the front and the "Have you played?" list on the back.
Front Template Sample 1
Or you can put the game controls on the back.
Front Template Sample 2
Or you can make one like my Gate of Thunder insert with the standard cover on the outside and the controls on the inside.
Gate of Thunder 3 in 1 - Front Outside
Gate of Thunder 3 in 1 - Front Inside
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Reference links and attribution to the various logos and images I have used.
Here is a link to PNG versions of the logos I used.
goo.gl/photos/Aoo1LiqwHQyrs11r5
In particular I would like to thank forum member Phase. Apparently it is his TG-16 authorized seal of approval that I found. It is very nice and by far the best one I have found.
If anyone makes an insert please feel free to post it. I would love to see what you guys come up with.
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This is a little project I have been working on for myself and I thought it would be fun to share. I have made a Photoshop PSD template file for the back insert for a CD jewel case. (You can open the file in GIMP www.gimp.org and it will work there if you don't have Photoshop.)
It is a cross between the inserts from US Super CD games and the back of later US TurboChip game boxes. I am definitely not going for an exact reproduction with these but more of a custom look the meshes well with the originals.
Here are high quality versions of the jewel case inserts I have made so far and any new ones I make will also be added here.
goo.gl/photos/Mc69TSw2EJpXvBq58
This is a sample of what you will see when you first open the TG-16 Jewel Case Back Template file.
I did steal the "This package is not printed on recycled paper." joke from GOT 3 in 1 disc insert I found here. I found it unreasonably amusing.
Here is a link to download the template file:
drive.google.com/file/d/1UNLWR6FALP3P_wWfN4RZbGn6acYOnzlD/view?usp=sharing
Front Template Link
drive.google.com/file/d/0BzfHjbqYPxpecHpnbDlMQlVlWkU/view?usp=drivesdk&resourcekey=0-IlAyrxcyoxa_rJ_Wm33_Yw
I have tried to make it as flexible as possible. You can make the spines look like the original orange US game style or the later Black style, or how about the PCEngine HuCard, CD-ROM2, SUPER cd-rom2, or Arcade card style. You can even make it that weird yellowish/green style they used for 2 of the US CD-ROM releases.
I also added 10 different color bars for the 16-Bit Graphics bar that goes across the back. I think I got them all but if anyone knows of any I missed, or if I got the colors wrong, please let me know. I got the colors from box scans.
I also put lots of things in individual layers so various parts can easily be turned on and off.
For generating the bar codes I used this website:
barcode.tec-it.com/en/UPCA
Just select bar code type UPC-A and enter the UPC number.
Here are examples of the different styles.
Ninja Spirit - Orange Spine
Ninja Spirit - Black Spine
Ninja Spirit - PCEngine Spine
Ninja Spirit - Yellow-Green Spine
How about we can combine multiple styles in one, and go crazy.
Ninja Spirit - Mix Spine
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Here are some pictures of the inserts printed out and in cases so you can see how they look. They are not the best pictures but I think they get the point across.
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I also made an insert for the front of a CD jewel case. It is not as complex as the back insert template but I hope it can be useful.
Front Template Link
drive.google.com/file/d/0BzfHjbqYPxpecHpnbDlMQlVlWkU/view?usp=drivesdk&resourcekey=0-IlAyrxcyoxa_rJ_Wm33_Yw
You can make a standard looking booklet cover with the cover image on the front and the "Have you played?" list on the back.
Front Template Sample 1
Or you can put the game controls on the back.
Front Template Sample 2
Or you can make one like my Gate of Thunder insert with the standard cover on the outside and the controls on the inside.
Gate of Thunder 3 in 1 - Front Outside
Gate of Thunder 3 in 1 - Front Inside
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Reference links and attribution to the various logos and images I have used.
Here is a link to PNG versions of the logos I used.
goo.gl/photos/Aoo1LiqwHQyrs11r5
In particular I would like to thank forum member Phase. Apparently it is his TG-16 authorized seal of approval that I found. It is very nice and by far the best one I have found.