Restoring Mario RPG Cart - What Should I Do?

[wingzrow]

So I found a copy of super mario RPG, problem is the sticker was completely destroyed along with the case. My guess is a dog went at it.

Anyway, ive tried it out and the chip still works. What could I do to restore this game? Any suggestions? If I wanted to I could junk my copy of starfox to replace the case but that would still leave me with a wrongly labeled game.

[izarate]

What I've done before is get a cheap sports game/bootleg and use the case. With SMRPG however you'll need to modify the case so that the outer pins could fit. Maybe with a rotary tool?

[Aussie2B]

It seems a bit excessive to try to modify a shell. I'm not sure what the absolute cheapest game with the extra pins is, but Stunt Race FX would probably be a good candidate. And if you're willing to destroy a label, you could remove the old label, get it completely clean of any residue, and look into creating your own label. I'm sure the repro community could help in that area.

[Discarded16Bit]

http://www.gamereproductions.com/pro...7DSticker.html can do the label for around 2 bucks and I would use Star Fox for Stunt Race FX for the cart case, those are the cheapest/most common carts with the extra pin outs.

[RASK1904]

build it an awesome case out of wood. Then do you best drawing of the sticker for mario kart on it.

[wingzrow]

http://www.gamereproductions.com/pro...7DSticker.html can do the label for around 2 bucks and I would use Star Fox for Stunt Race FX for the cart case, those are the cheapest/most common carts with the extra pin outs.

I asked them & they can't reproduce any label they don't have unless it's supplied to them. Anyone have an idea what picture I should send them?

[SuperOstrich]

Modifying a shell should be a piece of cake, you'd be removing less than a millimeter of material from each half of the cart. Also, the world needs less sports games