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Beason&Williams Madden Cover


PantherBoy95

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(Not to sound snappy at all) If the system thing is that big of a deal you can do it in a basic Paint Program just cut out the XBOX border and paste it over the PS3 things...I basic CPU users could do that.

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Peppers90 I use Adobe Photoshop Elements 5.0 & What do you mean matching the blues?

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(Not to sound snappy at all) If the system thing is that big of a deal you can do it in a basic Paint Program just cut out the XBOX border and paste it over the PS3 things...I basic CPU users could do that.

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Peppers90 I use Adobe Photoshop Elements 5.0 & What do you mean matching the blues?

If you look closely some of the blues don't match.

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LOL if you're referring to the blue behind DeAngelo's Helmet that was on purpose because I was kind of going for the look of the original Cover with light reds and dark reds...

And the Navy...just looked nice and we only have one "COLOR" so I wanted to mix it up some.

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