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Post by MIK on May 14, 2018 10:53:19 GMT
With renaming every game you add to the mini at this time with the same name being a pain in the rear, what if you had a load of worthless SD cards and you put just the one game on it, add a neat label that's a mini version of the real cover art work and before you know it you have an all new games collection? I can't remember what the smallest SD card format there is out there, maybe 32meg? More than enough for 1 disk. And those plastic boxes some SD cards came with could be handy for storage, or as a means of protecting the label. One problem does arise from this, if you forget your self and load another game you have saved directly to the C64mini that has high score saving then you could be dumping data on the wrong SD card... Any way, imagine these type of labels being your fav C64 games instead? Ikari Warriors (PAL), Ghost'n Goblins you know would look cool.
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Post by tomxp411 on May 15, 2018 3:14:12 GMT
I actually thought about that. I currently have 5 different SD cards for my 64C. One is a "scratch" card that has general-purpose stuff: games I'm currently playing, programs I'm writing, etc. Another has games from the SD2IEC collection and the GameBase64 collection. The third is all SID tunes.
I haven't started populating the other two cards yet, but they're going to get used soon.
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Post by MIK on May 15, 2018 4:28:45 GMT
The C= Commodore above would be neat for one or more of them. I lack the means to print and print with quality being that small, and I would want it nice and shinny so it sort of looks original. If it's one game you could borrow the style of the budget labels, have the red machine label at the bottom so it shows when the card hangs out of your SD adapter. I can dream.
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