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Squashed, flattened, broken or torn cardboard game boxes can be heart breaking and I appear to own more than most. Often they are included with a donated system, languishing at the bottom of a box. So I thought I'd try to make good some of the examples I have by coming up with a technique to straighten them out. I'm sure we can refine this further in time but I'm pretty happy with the results so far, it just needs a name!
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00:00 Intro
01:24 Testing out some techniques to repair boxes
04:44 Who are MonsterJoysticks.com
05:04 A device to repair squashed big box games
10:15 Repairing Lotus 2 squashed game box
13:34 Fixing lots of squashed big box games
16:26 Conclusion on fixing squashed cardboard boxes
19:07 A 60 second game restoration
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