Hi there. It’s been awhile! Sorry about that, I’ve been away – distracted by a rather large Lego project. I’ve also swung back around to playing games on my Nintendo 64. As many of my older CD Drive and DVD Drive based systems are getting finicky in their old age, a solid state cartridge-based system like the N64 has a certain appeal.
After introducing my kids to Super Mario 64, I starting hitting up some used game stores. One thing led to another and, all of the sudden I was searching the internet for N64 cartridge end labels. User four_giants on Reddit designed and shared some excellent labels, with the game logos “blending in” to the cartridge tops, but upon closer examination, the files had too much JPEG artifacting to print cleanly.
So I made my own. At first, I made one sheet of 45 labels for games that I either wanted to purchase or already owned, then added another sheet with other popular and/or well regarding titles, finally alphabetizing the lot for an even 90 labels.
If you would like to print out your own, click on the image above to download the PDF. By the way, printing on glossy sticker paper is the way to go.
Cheers,
Ben
Hi do you have all the labels , can you share them to me , I will love to add your nice labels to my games..
Hi, just wondering do I use an A4 sheet of Gloss vinyl and then just cut the labels myself after printing? Be nice to get perforated paper, already cut to size.
Thanks
Ray