Spine Cards and You!

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And where's Undeadking?

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Right here. :cool: I just got back from a long night out....tired...

Anyway, I keep my loose spines in a box and the others I VERY CAREFULLY slip behind the tab that holds the manual. I have yet to damage a spine in this manner. As I am sure you can tell by my sig, spine cards are very important to me. For those curious, I've got a pic of all my loose spine cards on my site, under the "pics of my setup" section. I've gotten a few new Saturn spines, but for the most part it's accurate. It's downright impossible to find someone who will sell their spine cards. They are content with throwing them out...

I feed them to my hamsters. Then I take pictures of them and send them to UndeadKing. :)

Unless they have really pretty pictures on them, they go right in the trash. I have enough crap laying around as it is. :)

i eat all my spine cards. that way, when i poop there's a nice little label wrapped around that cute little brown log that came from my ass :D

I use Seal King bags on all my games, so the spinecards stay right in their original place on the outside of the jewelcase. The bag keeps them nice and secure just like the original shrinkwrap did.

I keep my spine cards ... on the actual spine of the game. They look the best that way, instead of hiding them inside the case or something. And I haven't damaged one by keeping it exposed, since all my game disks are kept in seperate jewel cases, so I don't have to go rummaging through the cases each time I want to pull out a game.

They're all still folded and stacked together laying on top of my NGPC box on the second from the bottom shelf where I keep most of my games.


Well, you did ask.

The bigger DC (thick case) spines are on the outside, of course.

When I first got into import CD games with Silpheed on Mega CD, I actually crazy glued the spine cards to the jewel case. I did that to a few other Mega CD games too. After realizing what a STUPID idea this was, I just keep them in the manual.

I have also scanned and printed inserts for people. It looks great. Almost better than the orginal, if you use the right paper stock. Sure, it's not the real deal. But it's better than nothing. Think of it as a place holder until you find the real one.

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Originally posted by JefmcC
I have also scanned and printed inserts for people. It looks great. Almost better than the orginal, if you use the right paper stock. Sure, it's not the real deal. But it's better than nothing. Think of it as a place holder until you find the real one.

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I can vouch for this since JefmcC did one for me, it looks great and except for different stock and slight finish difference it looks just like the originals :)

I keep in them in the center of the manual, where the staples show. They're not really that important, I usually don't care if they come with a game or not, but I won't through them out.