Hardware How do you label your wii games?

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i use a sharpie, write the title on top, 'wii' on the left side, burn speed and region info on the right side

BTW i too labeled and cased all of my backup dreamcast games. weirddddd

I used a sharpie on my dreamcast burns...
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Oh and I'm not doing cases on the Wii games ( well not yet at least ) just a binder. I just enjoy the disks looking nice.

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Sharpie Black Marker and then I shove them into a CD binder I got at the dollar store. Only a small percentage of games I burn I actually play to the end so there's no need to go all out with them.
 
I give my girlfriend a sharpie and a DVD. I tell her what game it is, and she gets to work.

My favorite one is Excite Truck. She drew a blocky little truck, and a stick figure girl saying "I'm excited!"

Godfather was her most elaborate one. She drew the rose and also a big rosary all around the disc.

Sonic kinda sucked. SHe just drew "speed squiggles" and wrote "I'm in your game, going all fast and shtuff."
 
My God, I thought I was the only one that did the labeling and CD cover for the Dreamcast. It got real annoying when I have the cover for the CD case but no label for the CD itself.
 
I print directly onto the dvd using my awesome Epson R360 and they come out looking like this:

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Sorry for the crap quality photo. Using my mobile as my digicam is charging
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They look much better up close! The finish to them is quite amazing and look 101% better than the standard genuine Nintendo disks
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Isn't that assuming that the DVD you print them on as absolutely no manufacturer name printed on it? I remember when I was young, I bought a disc off ebay and it was printed but I could still see Memorax name under the printing. Does something like that use up a LOT of ink because I am thinking of getting a priinter with DVD printing just to use that feature.
 
The disk in the pic is a ritek g05 full face printable, absolutely no name on the disk at all. And im still using the sample ink carts that came with the printer and ive printed over 50 full face labels with it so far and im still not out of ink
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Here is a UK link that has the R265 in stock, Same printer as the R360 but without the screen and stuff, Just as good though
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http://svp.co.uk/products-solo.php?pid=2014
 
The disk in the pic is a ritek g05 full face printable, absolutely no name on the disk at all. And im still using the sample ink carts that came with the printer and ive printed over 50 full face labels with it so far and im still not out of ink
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I am a little worried about the price for it. Then again, paying anything cheaper to do printing on a DVD will probably consist of nothing but the type where you insert CD and just get text on the surface
 
It is a shame it does not have a scanner included as well... never mind... what type of USB cable does it require?
 
Meh, I want a cd/dvd printer now! I don't even have a chipped wii and never really ever have to burn discs but still, those DVD's look HOT.
It's tonnes less obvious that its a copy etc.
 

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