Upgrading My Switch Collection

Pay no mind to the pile of cards and drawings from my daughter underneath. Look at all that bland, uniform white text against the sea of Nintendo Switch red, only broken up by a few Steelbook cases. I can only think of one other spine treatment more horrifying than this soulless display. Six years ago when I got a Super NT for the first time, I set out on a little project to protect my entirely loose SNES cart collection. I bought these BitBoxes and printed art for them. Seeing them in nice boxes with art made my heart quite happy. While my Switch collection is complete-in-box, I got tired of the same bland spines with the only knowledge of what game was where being in my head. I had heard of custom Switch Spines before (along with custom booklet manuals), but never looked beyond an Etsy page. The cost was always a deterrent. For my collection, it'd be upwards of $60 for spines. Then one day this week, it just hit me that I could do it myself. So I did. For three bucks. Of course…