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View File Arcade Archives Boxart for Nintendo Switch Here are some custom Nintendo Switch, Arcade Archive Boxart that I made for a few of the games in the collection. Submitter Orionsangel Submitted 05/25/2022 Category Box Submissions Resolution Naming Total Files in Collection 20  

View File Nintendo Famicom Disk System Game Logo Pack Complete clear logos pack. File List.txt All images in this pack were edited by me. Submitter Hunter_ARG Submitted 03/05/2020 Category Logo Submissions Resolution 400x175 Naming No-Intro/HyperBase File Count 464

View File ABeezy's Nintendo Game Boy Box Fronts Here to offer up my first set of the new year (2022)!!! I am sharing my recently completed uniform high res box fronts, like my high res uniform Game Boy carts (which you can find here). The current Game Boy sets that I see out there are all compiled from different resources and include different sizes and varying qualities and even some incorrect/inaccurate box art. This set eliminates all of that. This set also has a uniform "GAME BOY" banner and equally sized images across the entire set. Included are all 501 NTSC box fronts. I have named them using the no-intro naming scheme. When dropping these in your Launchbox build. There are a few boxes that may not auto-load; you will have to manually update your game name in Launchbox using the alternate naming. Its worth making a quick mention that to my knowledge and after searching high and low two games in this set ONLY were released as a "Player's Choice". Those games being The Smurfs & Mickey Mouse - Magic Wands! (There is fake are out there showing them with a standard box but many of the restoration sites back this information.) Submitter ABeezy1388 Submitted 02/17/2022 Category Artwork Resolution 600x600 Naming No-Intro EmuMovies Sync FTP Folder  

View File Nintendo Game & Watch 2D Boxes This pack contains 2D Box Art for 57 of the 60 Game & Watch Titles (56 are currently emulated in MAME). The goal here was to use original box art so 98% of these are made from original hi-res box scans and photos. So like the Game & Watch 3D Box Art Pack bare in mind some of these boxes are nearly 4 decades old and were understandably in pretty rough shape! I've cleaned them up a substantial amount but there are still some imperfections which I left there to preserve the original box as much as possible. So expect some folds, creases, tears, smudges, sticky tape residue! But I think it gives them all a bit of character and keeps them true to life 🙂 I'll update this set if I can source some really good quality scans of less battered boxes and when MAME emulates the remaining few games. I may also do a "fully restored" set at some point but that would probably push these into re-creations. There's quite a few different box shapes and sizes so I've done my best to represent these as authentically as possible whilst keeping a consistent width and a reasonable file size. Hopefully you like them 🙂 Submitter Indy Submitted 08/10/2021 Category Box Submissions Resolution 1280px X Various Naming MAME 0.231 Total Files in Collection 1  

View File Nintendo Game & Watch 3D Boxes This pack contains 3D Box Art for all 60 of the "Nintendo Game & Watch" Titles (56 are currently emulated in MAME) with 98% of them made from original hi-res box scans and photos. When trying to import the Nintendo Game & Watch platform I realised that the existing (but great) 3D Boxes didn't match the same angle / orientation as my other systems and a few titles were missing so I decided to create my own set of box art from scratch. Some of the original boxes and box scans are understandably in pretty rough shape after four decades, so I've cleaned them up a substantial amount but there are still some imperfections which I left there to preserve the original box as much as possible. So expect some folds, creases, tears, sticky tape residue and smudges but I think it gives them all a bit of character I'll update if I can source some really good quality scans of less battered cartons. When I started this I probably didn't realise there was so many different sized boxes used depending on the game or series so I've done my best to represent these as authentically as possible whilst keeping a consistent width and reasonable file size. Files are named as per MAME 0.231 Hopefully you like them 🙂 RELATED ARTWORK 2D Box Art using these images can be found here: Nintendo Game & Watch 2D Boxes WANTED Any hi resolution scans (300dpi or better preferred) or very large photos of the original "Crystal Screen Series" boxes. Ideally I need the whole box, or at least front and sides which are captured directly front on. i.e. not photos from angles. I can fix perspective to a small degree and the bigger the better. There are "re-created" boxes out there. Would love to find some original box scans for these if at all possible 🙂 "MISSING" BOXES & VARIANTS Just a note that this set only includes Nintendo Game & Watch titles and not other handhelds that are often packaged up as Game & Watch such as Mattel, V-Tech and other non Nintendo games (often contained in the very impressive MADrigal simulation set!) I might get around to those at some point as there is definitely a lot of love for them, but finding complete high resolution original artwork scans and photos is not easy! (Especially side box art!). There are also country variations, box variants so we'll see how we go 🙂 Submitter Indy Submitted 08/10/2021 Category Box Submissions Resolution 800px x Various Naming MAME 0.231 Total Files in Collection 1  

View File Nintendo Famicom Clear Logos Pack EmuMovies Official Game Logos Pack for the Nintendo Famicom Availability - Site, FTP & Sync Details Submitter Kondorito Submitted 10/19/2018 Category Artwork Resolution 400x175 Naming Convention No-Intro / HyperBase File Count 575

In the 1990s, Star Fox consistently broke new ground for Nintendo. Star Fox for SNES (1993) became Nintendo’s first game to use polygonal graphics, while Star Fox 64 (1997) introduced fans to another innovation with the Rumble Pak and further immersed players with full voice acting. Both games were among the best-selling titles on their respective systems. It seemed like a forgone conclusion that Star Fox would always be one of Nintendo’s most important franchises. Fast-forward more than 25 years later and the Star Fox IP is fighting to keep a spot on Nintendo’s roster. After the disappointing sales of Star Fox Zero (2016), many believed the franchise was looking at a permanent game-over screen. Part I of Star Fox: A New Hope focuses on Star Fox Zero (history & sales), the failure of the Wii U, the Nintendo Switch (launch & success), and the beginnings of Star Fox & Co. in Star Link: Battle for Atlas (2018). If you enjoy this video, please give it a like, subscribe, and hit the notification bell to get an alert for when Part II releases this fall. Thanks for watching! Twitter ► https://twitter.com/nintendonomics

Name: Star Fox: A New Hope (Part I) | Video Game Documentary Category: News and Entertainment Date Added: 10/04/2020 Submitter: Nintendonomics In the 1990s, Star Fox consistently broke new ground for Nintendo. Star Fox for SNES (1993) became Nintendo’s first game to use polygonal graphics, while Star Fox 64 (1997) introduced fans to another innovation with the Rumble Pak and further immersed players with full voice acting. Both games were among the best-selling titles on their respective systems. It seemed like a forgone conclusion that Star Fox would always be one of Nintendo’s most important franchises. Fast-forward more than 25 years later and the Star Fox IP is fighting to keep a spot on Nintendo’s roster. After the disappointing sales of Star Fox Zero (2016), many believed the franchise was looking at a permanent game-over screen. Part I of Star Fox: A New Hope focuses on Star Fox Zero (history & sales), the failure of the Wii U, the Nintendo Switch (launch & success), and the beginnings of Star Fox & Co. in Star Link: Battle for Atlas (2018). If you enjoy this video, please give it a like, subscribe, and hit the notification bell to get an alert for when Part II releases this fall. Thanks for watching! Twitter ► https://twitter.com/nintendonomics Star Fox: A New Hope (Part I) | Video Game Documentary

View File Nintendo 64 3D Boxes Pack (Real Version) EmuMovies Official 3D Boxes Pack for the Nintendo 64 (Real Version by Kondorito) Availability - Site, FTP & Sync Contributor Notes: I wanted to make this set since a long time (not only because I loved how we ended up doing the SNES real 3d box pack with SupraKarma, but because currently there is no standing 3d box pack with real spines for the Nintendo 64). This set contains all the USA releases, plus the Europe region locked ones. The majority of the scans and spines were grabbed from Nintandbox.net (awesome site for printing real Nintendo game boxes), the rest were grabbed from ebay sales and other Google sites. When no proper images were found for spines, I had to make them from scratch. Because of the type of sources, the size of the boxes ended up enormous Huge thanks to @SupraKarma, @adamg and @wallmachine for the Nintandbox source scrapping; it was a tedious job, so I really appreciate your help on that. To everybody downloading this pack; bear in mind it is a "real" set; this means that the front and side covers are not pristine, pure B&W with perfect coloring. This set was made with real box scans; some are in better conditions than others. The idea of this is to have a set that could somehow tell a story, that you could relate to, and feel the boxes coming to life. I know it is not for everybody, but since I made it for me, I thought why not share it Enjoy! Submitter Kondorito Submitted 06/08/2018 Category Artwork Resolution 1800x1500 Naming No-Intro File Count 304  

View File ABeezy's Nintendo 64 Carts Hey Guys, Here are all 296 released NTSC Nintendo 64 front carts. These are all high-res and much better then what is currently out there. I have decided to do this set because N64 could use some love and these are all accurate carts with the appropriate cart colors for each game that offered a colored variant. I have named them using the no-intro naming scheme (as all my files will eventually be updated to this format). For anyone who uses Launchbox - When dropping these in your Launchbox build there are a handful that do not auto-load; you will have to manually update your game name in Launchbox. If anyone notices any issues or anything let me know otherwise enjoy! Submitter ABeezy1388 Submitted 08/06/2020 Category Artwork Resolution 1700x1154 Naming No-Intro EmuMovies Sync Available: Yes FTP Folder /Official/Artwork/Nintendo 64