A REAL Cover for Link’s Crossbow Training
December 22nd, 2007
Back when the Wii first came out, I had posted instructions on PlayWii.com for making a real Wii Sports case, a replacement for the lame cardboard sleeve the game came with. Now I’ll do the same for Link’s Crossbow Training because I love this game and in my opinion, any Zelda game deserves a proper case. There are a few nice, full cover image that can be found at The Cover Project. Just print it out on the best printer you can find using an 8.5×14 sheet of paper, trim the edges, and stick it in a white DVD case. Nintendo does sell official replacement cases (in packs of 10), but any old white DVD case will do. A couple more pics after the break…
Very nice. I think it comes in a case over here.
Interesting. Do you refer to PAL regions? I know we get Wii Sports in a hard case. I live in New Zealand and would be intersted in getting it ONLY if it came with a hard-case. Flimsy reason I know but I like my games to stand out in my collection.
Glad to see I’m not the only one who is crazy enough to do this!
“I live in New Zealand and would be intersted in getting it ONLY if it came with a hard-case.”
I’m an aussie (PAL Wii) and we got both Wii Sports and Links Crossbow Training in hard cases.
I haven’t got any games in cardboard sleeves since buying the shareware version of the original Doom.
Thanks for this, I’ve been wanting to make a real case for my wii sports, but just been procrastinating. Also, nintendo actually sells game cases in singles, 5 packs or 10 packs, not just the 10 packs (i didn’t know they sold them at all, this gives me a change to give my GC games a face lift too (most were bought second hand)