Just knocked together a couple of custom dvd case covers.
Check them out and let me know what you think!
EDIT No.2: Forgot to thank Lyris for the use of his template http://www.lyris-lite.net/
Be warned they are very big! 1.1MB each!
Tony Hawk's 2: http://www.freewebs/unclepaul/thps2dvdcov.jpg
Crazy Taxi 2: http://www.freewebs/unclepaul/ct2dvdcov.jpg
Headhunter cover in the works
EDIT: Sometimes clicking on the link wont work, if you have trouble just copy the link to your address bar
Custom Covers
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Corrected links - you left out the .com 
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http://www.freewebs.com/unclepaul/ct2dvdcov.jpg
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I quite like those covers myself, good job.
On that DC template, I actually meant the gray "Dreamcast" strip at the top to be changed to blend in with the rest of the artwork on the front. If you look in the layers folder for that particular part, I think there's a whole load of Colorizing layers that by default are disabled. Just enable one of them, hit CTRL+H in Photoshop and knock the Hue/Tint out.
On that DC template, I actually meant the gray "Dreamcast" strip at the top to be changed to blend in with the rest of the artwork on the front. If you look in the layers folder for that particular part, I think there's a whole load of Colorizing layers that by default are disabled. Just enable one of them, hit CTRL+H in Photoshop and knock the Hue/Tint out.