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This time I have made a silver style box for Pepsi Invaders. The main artwork was done by Atariboy in 2005.
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Inspired by the recent discussion in the 2600 forum (and a gentle push by Dan;) I've made a box for a Technovision release, based on the Stone Age CCE box artwork from the Atarimania website.
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Well, the game might be just a small graphics demo, but at least now we have a box:)
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Maybe one day we will see the release of the ROM. A box is already waiting:)
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Based on the regular Death Star Battle box design and the artwork of the promotion box Revenge of the Jedi Game I. The artwork is quite blurry since I only have a low res artwork photo shot.
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Al asked me to do a box for Medieval Mayhem based on the label art. Even if the resolution of the art was a bit low it ended up good enough thanks to Photoshop:) The box has it debut at the PRGE tomorrow in Portland.
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Another box for a game of Bob: SCRAMBLE
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Another game from Bob, another box from me:) This time based on the artwork of the arcade manual.
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I have made some sample boxes for the nice homebrew shooter Lead (Game Programming by Simone Serra, Label Design by Hernan Callo). Which look do you like best?
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I've received several requests for doing a box for the Cuttle Card 3 for the Intellivision from Schell's Electronics. The basic design is a standard INTV template, text and screenshots are from the developer's website. Box size is identical to the basic Atari 2600/5200/7800 layout.
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It's time for Dune.
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Thanks to David Exton who made the beautiful artwork we now have a nice box for Sinistar
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Here is my take on a Donkey Kong XM box. The look is borrowed from the first game boxes for the 7800 from 1984.
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I completely missed the release of Crazy Otto somehow. A bit late, but here's the box:)
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Here is my take on a Pac-Man Collection XM box. Many thanks to Atariboy2600 for the original front art and PacManPrime for the grid art:) The look is borrowed from the first game boxes for the 7800 from 1984.
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The box protector is somewhat dusty, the box itself looks fine:) I have had to do some tricks to fit the Imagic cart holder into the box but it works. Box is printed on silver foil.
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I've made a simple box in an early Atari look for Wickeycolumbus mini game collection. There are still some available here: http://www.atariage....10-copies-left/
(and don't mind the dark spot on the pictures... I need a new digi cam...)
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2 version for the Atari 5200 A.E. proto: Atari style and Broderbund style.
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The Magnavox Odyssey 2/Philips G7000 hit K.C. Munchkin!'s debut on the Atari 7800. Many thanks for another great game, Bob!
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A box for Bob's latest creation for the 7800
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Another new box:)
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A box for Bob's arcade conversion MC. The box artwork is based on the computer release. It's available through the AA store.
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The box for Bob's latest 7800 game:
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Here is my Konami-style take on Juno First.
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My take on Muncher by Rick Skrbina, based on the original artwork from Tim Shanks:)
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