How to fix the bad Gamestop covers on your game cases.

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Salutations everyone. I'm going to show you how I transfer bad Gamestop game covers with a better looking cover for your games. First we are going to take these games that you/ I have bought.

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All you need is a DVD cover print program. I use EZ DVD/CD Cover Creator. You can go to sites or look up Bing or Google images for the full cover.

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You can print these covers out. You can also get custom covcrs if you want. When you are done put them in the Offical empty case. And they will look like this. enjoy.

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I did this a few times and they always come out great. I have more trouble with those annoying stickers on the cases that GameStop puts on their used games. I find using Goo Gone to be the best way to get rid of those stickers.
 
Wow, cool. If I can get the right materials I'll do this for my GameStop pre-owned Resident Evil Mercs 3D game, it's bland and ugly.
I have more trouble with those annoying stickers on the cases that GameStop puts on their used games. I find using Goo Gone to be the best way to get rid of those stickers.
I'm annoyed by that sticker on my Mercs case too, but I'm too scared to take it off because I'm sure it'll leave a hideous residue :(
 
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