PSP Games
Once you see how we did this one, you’ll know how to do the
rest. Basically, all there is to it, is you need to use the original
casing for the PSP, and incorporate it into the security cases
you have. Someone has already gone through all the trouble of molding
that plastic to fit a game, so why re-invent the wheel? Just cut
the molded plastic out of the old case, and put it into the new
one.
The PSP is pretty easy, so that’s why we started with
it. The case is almost the same height as a regular DVD.
If you cut along the seem like shown in the picture below,
then trim off the extra plastic that would go over the cover
art, then you have a little molded plastic that will fit
right into many regular DVD cases. Our DVD cases even have
a little clip for the extra material that comes with DVDs
that we slid our PSP part into. We are also putting a security
strip between the old case and the new one, then gluing the
two together to keep it secure. The security gates did pick
up the strip from between the two case pieces when we tested
it.
That’s really all there is to it. We have some pictures
below to help illustrate how this is done. The rest of the
processing is up to you. Though, I would not recommend putting
any stickers on the actual games. They slide into the game
players very snugly, and the stickers could jam up the player.
We use fine point Sharpies to write any information we want
on the game. With the DS this is a problem, but the PSP has
more room for you to write on.
Click on the image for a slightly
larger view. Below is the original PSP game case.
Click on the image for a slightly larger view. Below
is the processed PSP game.
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