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[Tony Montana]

I think this is a great idea, been playing around with it and made a few labels that i really like. Also made a few spoof labels, like this one




Also: is there any plans to make Colecovision labels ? (i know it a long shot, but just thought i'd ask)

Edited by Tony Montana, Thu Feb 28, 2008 3:44 AM.

[nathanallan]

ah, if only it could work like a BBS client.

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[Nathan Strum]

Well... there's always this.

(An oldie, but a goodie.)

[raskar42]

after making dozens of joke labels , i used it for the first time to make a replacement label to glue on a reallife atari cart.

awesome

[Artlover]

[AJ_Maine_Man]

hows this one?


What size do I print these labels out to fit the cartridge the best???

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Edited by AJ_Maine_Man, Thu Aug 14, 2008 7:42 PM.

[Corby]

hope there is a 7800/5200 label maker in the works

here one of my old car, my friends call it.....

[Artlover]

[jjoepr]

[Greg2600]

Just discovered this website. Absolutely brilliant concept!

[jjoepr]

[Sikor]

And my little contribution with my favorit: Godzilla

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[the maddestman]

Good work!

What can I say, I was bored, thank your favourite diety it doesn't exist

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[Greg2600]

Hey all, I made a post on my blog/podcast website which includes 140 "what if" Atari 2600 label designs. Some of these were done by forum users Marc Oberhäuser, Atariboy2600, and user42, although I can't recall which is which. I think 90-something were done solely by me (yes I need a psychiatrist). They include well known prototypes that were never released, fake labels for popular TV, movie and animated properties from the 2600 era, and even full sized labels (which should have been done) if M Network weren't using those dang carts of theirs. Photoshop, labelmaker2600.com, and there you go. I've always been a big fan of the 2600 labels, and felt like having somewhere that I could display all of them at once.

http://paunchstevens...-custom-labels/

[nathanallan]

Those look great!! Doctor Who, Battlestar Galactica, Voltron and Woody Woodpecker you would think would have been shoe-ins for games. They still can be, write emails!!

Nice labels!

[NinjaWarrior]

Can anyone Red Cart Versions of

Pac-Man
Ms. Pac-man

[LYNXGUY]

Is there any chance that there might be a label maker for 8bit carts ??

You can start a topic in the 8bit section and it will be a huge hit.

[user42]

Greg2600, on Sun Sep 28, 2008 7:46 PM, said:

Hey all, I made a post on my blog/podcast website which includes 140 "what if" Atari 2600 label designs. Some of these were done by forum users Marc Oberhäuser, Atariboy2600, and user42, although I can't recall which is which. I think 90-something were done solely by me (yes I need a psychiatrist). They include well known prototypes that were never released, fake labels for popular TV, movie and animated properties from the 2600 era, and even full sized labels (which should have been done) if M Network weren't using those dang carts of theirs. Photoshop, labelmaker2600.com, and there you go. I've always been a big fan of the 2600 labels, and felt like having somewhere that I could display all of them at once.

http://paunchstevens...-custom-labels/

Nice job. I grabbed a few of your proto carts to use in my PCAEwin setup. Thanks

[Vic George 2K3]

Excellent series of labels for what-would-have-been Atari 2600 games.

[user42]

After seeing alot of my mock-up carts used in Greg2600's blog post I decided to post up all the proto images from my "cart image" folder together in one place. A few of these are acutal reproduction carts but most of them never lived outside my (or others) head(s)....
I use these in my PCAEwin emulator set-up and I now have carts for almost all of the unreleased protos, just a couple missing.
I know many of these have been posted before but there are alot of new ones in there too.

[jjoepr]

[lucifershalo]

jjoepr, on Sat Jan 17, 2009 11:41 AM, said:

even if you consider the criminal he was
it is a bit tasteless

[rmaerz]

As of this writing there are 23 pages of posts so pardon me if this has already been answered...

Has anyone used the online label maker and printed them out? If so, what label did you use?

Or, perhaps the cart makers can steer me into the right direction in creating labels so I can dress the "naked ladies"...

[KevinMos3]

rmaerz, on Thu Dec 24, 2009 2:00 PM, said:

Has anyone used the online label maker and printed them out? If so, what label did you use?

Or, perhaps the cart makers can steer me into the right direction in creating labels so I can dress the "naked ladies"...

I haven't read through all 23 pages, but someone on the first page said they printed them out. The 360dpi option would definitely be the one to use for printing. However, once you download it, the image is in 72dpi which makes it 13.667" x 117.056". That's one HUGE label! You'll just need to resize it in something like Photoshop, Gimp, or whatever you use, so that it's 70mm x 87.4mm. You may want to go slightly larger so you have a bit of bleed-over for trimming purposes.

edit: Here's a post were Cropsy says to just use the right dimensions in your printing program.

Edited by KevinMos3, Thu Dec 24, 2009 3:57 PM.

[rmaerz]

KevinMos3, on Thu Dec 24, 2009 3:16 PM, said:

rmaerz, on Thu Dec 24, 2009 2:00 PM, said:

Has anyone used the online label maker and printed them out? If so, what label did you use?

Or, perhaps the cart makers can steer me into the right direction in creating labels so I can dress the "naked ladies"...

I haven't read through all 23 pages, but someone on the first page said they printed them out. The 360dpi option would definitely be the one to use for printing. However, once you download it, the image is in 72dpi which makes it 13.667" x 117.056". That's one HUGE label! You'll just need to resize it in something like Photoshop, Gimp, or whatever you use, so that it's 70mm x 87.4mm. You may want to go slightly larger so you have a bit of bleed-over for trimming purposes.

edit: Here's a post were Cropsy says to just use the right dimensions in your printing program.

Cool thx...now I just need insight into what label, e.g. Avery label people are using