Can anyone create nice labels for me ?

[Lord-Chaos]

I want to make NTSC versions of 8 different Bitcorp and other games.

 

These games are very common in Europe , but the real NTSC versions are quite rare or only released as pirated versions by Zimag (at least 4 Zimag games are hacks of Bitcorp games).

 

Since I have to destroy the label for replacing the PCB I need a new label for the carts.

 

The versions I have are text-label anyway - I´d prefer having picture labels like the first European Bitcorp games or new labels based on the picture on the front of the package.

 

The 8 games are

 

Weltraum Tunnel (aka Cosmic Corridor)

Phantom Panzer (aka Tanks but no tanks , Tank Brigade)

Tanzende Teller (aka Dishaster)

Bobby geht heim

Mission 3000

Schnecke gegen Eichhoernchen

See Monster

Sesam oeffne dich (Zimag´s I want my Mommy is a hack of this without the voice synthesis of the original).

 

I can make about 50 of each game ,so this may be interesting for collectors.

 

I also have several "My Golf" by HES , which I want to make as NTSC version if anyone can make a nice label.I can make about 100 of this.

 

And last but not least : Ghostbusters 2.I can make about 20 only of this one , the original has a black on white text label , but I think of a label based on the picture on the package.

 

Since I cannot print labels with my inkjet printer , I´d pay for someone who could create/print labels for the carts.

 

Please note : Bitcorp games use the same carts as Telegames games.So this is only one label and different from normal ATARI carts.

 

My Golf and Ghostbusters 2 are on bigger SALU carts which won´t fit in 6-switch ATARIs very well , so I can use ATARI cartridges for the NTSC versions.

 

I can scan boxes of games at high resolution.

 

Instructions are no problem since all games have English instructions (some English+German+French).

 

Thimo

[CPUWIZ]

Hey, Mission 3000 is my territory.

 

Seriously, you should talk to Albert about that.

[Lord-Chaos]

Hey, Mission 3000 is my territory.    

 

Seriously, you should talk to Albert about that.  

 

Did you already create an NTSC Mission 3000 ?

 

I think I have almost 100 boxed/new copies of this game , more than from any other BitCorp game, but at least this is a decent game.

 

There also is Mr.Postman , but I only have 5 of this one and IMO this is the crappiest of the Bitcorp games together with See Monster.

 

Thimo

[CPUWIZ]

Did you already create an NTSC Mission 3000 ?

 

Yes.

[Lord-Chaos]

Did you already create an NTSC Mission 3000 ?

 

Yes.

 

You may use the boxes and instructions I have for this game.AFAIK it was released as NTSC version in Canada but I don´t know how the original version looked.

 

The original PAL versions had picture labels which look different from yours - but it´s almost impossible to find one in good condition for a scan.

 

Anyway - I think "Open Sesame" would be the most interesting game from Bitcorp since it´s one of the 2 games with speech.

 

I think some people would be interested in a limited run of about 50-60 boxed NTSC carts.

 

If this works fine , I may get some of the Quelle games and do the same with them (although these games usually are pirated games like Black Hole which is Cosmic Ark for example).

 

BTW I think I can offer the 4K games for about $15-$20 , depends on the final price of PCBs and EPROMs , which is not too bad for a boxed+new game.

 

Ghostbusters 2 and My Golf are bigger games , so PCBs and EPROMs are more expensive.

 

I also have Fatal Run , but this PCB is far more complicated and I cannot create it.Since this is the last ATARI game and ATARI only made the PAL version , it would be interesting .

 

Thimo

[CPUWIZ]

I've figured out how to make NTSC Fatal Run's as well.