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Trying to fill out my Wii U eShop clear logos and got most of them. Was starting to go through them and add them (along with some screenshots and backgrounds) into the database on here but I honestly lacked the patience to finish it. I uploaded a lot which have pending approval but there was still about 160 or so I have but couldn't get around to uploading while maintaining my sanity. So just converting them into a collection that others can use here or even upload them to the database as well for much of the missing ones.
Spent the past few days filling in missing Wii U entries and I am just burnt out for now. Enjoy to any who need it and if anyone else wants to take over uploading them into the database, much appreciated.

Another continuation of the sets I made. Same as the others, the set was made with all games linked to a database ID.

There is no known missing parts to the games I have on here, so should be pretty complete. Please note that the spine on N64 titles goes across the top and bottom, not the sides.
Again, this is mainly meant as a stopgap while Launchbox's database fills out with full sets for the systems.

A continuation of the Nintendo and Super Nintendo collection.

Small collection but matched to the database as well.

As a continuation of the Nintendo set I released, this is more of that. The Spines for SNES games Launchbox puts on the top and bottoms and not on the sides.

Missing the Top/Bottoms for:
- Champions - World Class Soccer
- Creepy Bird
- Super Chase H.Q.
- Super Mario All-Stars + Super Mario World
- Super Star Fox Weekend
- Trials of Mana
- Unholy Night - The Darkness Hunter

Outside of them, each game on the list should be complete. The games are also linked to the Launchbox Database. The quality can vary some but this is still a good stopgap while Launchbox's database starts adjusting to the newer 3D boxes.

Full disclosure, I got this originally from another source that is free to access but with no issues with copying.

I downloaded a full set to match mine (Which I also made sure to match to the Launchbox DB, the only games in this set that doesn't have the full box are
1) Steins;Gate (I only have the front and spine)
2) Asder 20 in 1 (Only the front which I got from Launchbox)
3) BMX Simulator (Only got the front which I got from Launchbox)
4) Go! Dizzy Go! (Only got the from which I got from Launchbox)
5) Pac-Man Championship Edition (Back of the box is just a green filler, would have deleted it if I had caught it before uploading but doesn't hurt anything)

All the rest are complete and uniform.

Figure this is a good start for a uniform look while the Launchbox DB slowly fill to match the new 3D box type added.

Only thing really missing from completing it would be the ability to specify left, right, top, and bottom spines for the games that don't use the same thing for every side.

These are the system icons and the background images from the Wii U games from my collection. And every game in the collection is from the US release except for Pokemon Rumble U which Cemu labels as "Many". This is a total of 734 Wii U games that doesn't include any virtual console games or demo's I believe.
I took my Wii U collection, made sure that all of them were assigned to the database and about 99% sure they are all linked to the appropriate titles and made sure to add any missing ones to the database. Then dumped the system icon the Wii U displays on the system and the background image it displays when loading the game for each of them.
If you have a bigbox theme that mimics the Wii, Wii U, 3DS or Switch menus, these icons would be perfect for that. With the background art, I figure it doesn't get more accurate then including what they included in the game itself.
All files were converted to PNG format at their native resolutions so should be as accurate as you can get. If anyone wants to do the same for other languages or for games I did not have in my collection, they are located in the games meta folder in TGA format. I personally used a program called "FastStone Photo Resizer" which can convert TGA to PNG or JPG is free and has a portable version as well and can do batch conversions.
I have not added these files to the database but if anyone wants to it would be appreciated.

Off-topic, not sure how Nintendo allowed the background art for "Cutie Pets Pick Berries", yes, the art is from the actual game itself.