IntenseWage
Member
Don't know if anyone here has seen this, but http://www.mytego.com has templates for you to design your own GP32 and GP2X skins on their site.
Gp2x Skins
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Epicenter
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That is pretty damn impressive. It doesn't seem to work as a template where you can print it out on sticker paper, but you can design it yourself and they'll make it and mail it to you, apparently, which kicks a lot of ass. I'm surprised they included the GP32/2X on that list, but nice find.
DBH
Active Member
Whos willing to try this ?? Hmm do they ship to the UK *reads site*
EDIT: Oh theres a catch with them... once you take em off I don't think its wise to try and put them back (according to their site)
EDIT: Oh theres a catch with them... once you take em off I don't think its wise to try and put them back (according to their site)
Cervante
PS3 ID: Cervante1
ubber sweetness...although I dont know what to make 
sensible GP32
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DBH posted on Oct 2 2006 at 09:24 AM said:
um duh?
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Paradox
oh em gee
um, where the hell is the gp2x on that site? i cant see it.
daclassicgamingmaster
It Is Your Birthday.
device>>manufacturer>>gamepark>>gp32 or gp2xParadox posted on Oct 2 2006 at 11:46 AM said:
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DBH
Active Member
sensible GP32 posted on Oct 2 2006 at 03:59 PM said:
Not really it could be a reapplyable skin but its a one use skin :rolleyes:
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sensible GP32
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DBH posted on Oct 2 2006 at 05:00 PM said:
classic.
:rolleyes:
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bacteria
Modder & Portablizer
Good find.
You don't need to BUY you know, you could right-click the image, save it, scale the pic to exactly the right size (using a graphics prog) and print it to a blank sheet of an A4 label, and carefully cut out the holes. Quite easy, and virtually free! Prices they want on their site are extorsionate after all - $21 for a front and back LABEL !!
You don't need to BUY you know, you could right-click the image, save it, scale the pic to exactly the right size (using a graphics prog) and print it to a blank sheet of an A4 label, and carefully cut out the holes. Quite easy, and virtually free! Prices they want on their site are extorsionate after all - $21 for a front and back LABEL !!
BenScar
What does this do again?
Can you attach it using that sticky-back plastic stuff ? ;-)
