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A couple of custom game covers which I made
I was going through some files, doing a little maintenance, and came across a few custom covers I made a few months ago. Over time, I'll probably get around to making more of these (there's an unfinished Earth Defense Force 2017 and I'd like a Deadly Premonition one very much) but I can't devote much effort towards the project.
Eventually, I want to have an entire shelf of my favorite games in generations 5-7 (and probably 8), all in DVD cases with similar covers. Because I am a dork.
If anybody wants the template that I used to make these, that can probably be arranged.
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About Conrad Zimmermanone of us since 2:14 AM on 12.06.2007
An avid player of tabletop and video games throughout his life, Conrad has a passion for unique design mechanics and is a nut for gaming history. He can be heard on the comedy podcast FistShark Marketing (fistshark.com) and streams video games often on Hitbox (hitbox.tv/ConradZimmerman)
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Twitter: ConradZimmerman
Jenny: 867-5309
Old Cblog Features
On the Table
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About Rodney Dangerfield:
The mere inclusion of Rodney Dangerfield can vastly improve anything. Films, music, toasters, anything. In particular, the force of Rodney Dangerfield could elevate video games to the level in which they are accepted by the mainstream as a true art form, bringing together people of all races, creeds and tax brackets in peace and harmony.
RIP Rodney.