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Originally Posted by Shadow_Cast
Holy crap! Wow, that's a great idea -- I wonder why this didn't dawn upon me earlier? Seems like a great way to preserve your game art (Although it seems too late for my Castlevania: Circle of the Moon and F-Zero: Maximum Velocity boxes). One question though -- where do you get the glossy paper for the inserts? I think it'd be a shame to print the image out on vanilla office paper, but I'd think that you would need to sacrifice a DS insert to print out your GBA insert.
And on the HK pirates -- does that mean I probably can't get Aria of Sorrow for ten bucks on ebay for real?
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Well, you can buy the boxes empty straight from Nintendo, and then you don't have to displace any of your DS games/manuals. The prices are actually pretty decent... $1 for 1, $4 for 5, or $7 for 10. You're better off getting more at one time, since it's the same price for shipping no matter what.
Also, yeah, like didamangi said, the preferred paper is cheap, thin non-photo paper. It actually looks TOO shiny and strange on photo paper, and the thick paper is hard to fit into the insert. As long as you have a good printer set on a high quality setting, they look really nice on just about any regular old paper.
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