# Decorating your games

Nostalgia doesn’t have to stop at playing your games. Why not make your collection into a shrine to your misspent youth?

## Making purty cover-art icons

Boxer can turn game cover scans (or any image you like) into high-resolution Finder icons for your games.

- ### For new games:

  Import the game and drop your image
  onto the game icon once it’s finished.

- ### For existing games:

  While playing, open the Game Inspector and drop your image onto the dropzone.

If you drop an opaque image (like a JPEG), then Boxer will apply a shiny box effect to the icon.
If you drop an image with transparency data (like a 32-bit PNG), then Boxer will use the image as-is.

### Where can I find cover art to use?

- Mobygames has a very comprehensive selection, though images are watermarked.
- Abandonia has box scans for much of their collection.
- Wikipedia has retouched and watermark-free box images for many games.

## Adding documentation to a game

The Help menu shows documentation files inside the gamebox you’re playing. Click a file to open it in the appropriate viewer.

Normally this list shows all text files, PDFs and images inside the gamebox. To customise it:

1. Browse the gamebox contents in Finder.
2. Create a new folder inside the gamebox named Documentation.
3. Fill it with the documentation files you want.

When there’s a Documentation folder inside the gamebox, the Help list will show everything in that folder and nothing else.

### Where can I find manuals?

- ReplacementDocs has good-quality PDF scans of game manuals, maps and other documentation.
- Games purchased from Good Old Games have complete PDF manuals for download separately.