Hacking Quick question - making a label

[Dteyn]

I'm making a label for the Tales of Symphonia 2 game, I haven't played it yet so I'm not sure on what icons to put on the label.

I'm assuming it's a single player game, so I'll put a '1' on the Wii controller icon... does it also use the Nunchuk?

Just want to confirm before I make the label.

 

[Edgedancer]

Yes. The game does make use of the nun-chuk.

 

[Dteyn]

Here's the label I made if anyone is interested:



I used the wiisc_disk.psd Photoshop template to make the CD, along with some artwork and the logo obtained from Google Images. I hope it's useful for someone, I also uploaded it to CDCovers.cc.

 

[classicrock1169]

Just a suggestion
DO NOT USE A LABEL.
they can cause disk errors and cause your disks to eventually become useless. The glue on them can also help ruin you disk drive. My Solution. Just use a sharper or pens at radio shack which are made for the use to right on disks.

 

[screamq3]

is that really true about the labels? i aint ever heard of that before

 

[platty]

Or buy a printer thats prints straight to printable discs

 

[Dteyn]

Or buy a printer thats prints straight to printable discs

I guess I should have stated, that's exactly what I'm doing.

classicrock1169, I hear what you're saying, I would have to kick my own ass if I ever inserted a disc into my Wii that had a paper label on it.

I have a Canon Pixma iP4300 printer (can be bought for less than $100 these days) which comes with a disc carriage, it allows me to print directly onto the disc using inkjet printable media. The result is stunning, full-color backup discs that look far better than the washed-out bland colors that my original discs use. The labels can never peel since there is no paper/glue involved, the surface of the disc is manufactured with inkjet printable materials, so it's not damaged by the ink.

So that's why I like to create labels for games that I can't find labels for... I like my collection to be consistent and also look nice. I could do up a tutorial some time if anyone is interested in creating their own labels using the Photoshop template, it's pretty simple once you get the hang of it.

 

[Distrance]

I can't believe the person who replied first didn't answer though about the player number.

Yes, it's 1 player game when adventuring, however while battling you can play with up to 4 people..

 

[classicrock1169]

Or buy a printer thats prints straight to printable discs

I guess I should have stated, that's exactly what I'm doing.

classicrock1169, I hear what you're saying, I would have to kick my own ass if I ever inserted a disc into my Wii that had a paper label on it.

I have a Canon Pixma iP4300 printer (can be bought for less than $100 these days) which comes with a disc carriage, it allows me to print directly onto the disc using inkjet printable media. The result is stunning, full-color backup discs that look far better than the washed-out bland colors that my original discs use. The labels can never peel since there is no paper/glue involved, the surface of the disc is manufactured with inkjet printable materials, so it's not damaged by the ink.

So that's why I like to create labels for games that I can't find labels for... I like my collection to be consistent and also look nice. I could do up a tutorial some time if anyone is interested in creating their own labels using the Photoshop template, it's pretty simple once you get the hang of it.

Now you've just made me jealous.