How to Customize Your Rhythm Game Cards

Arcade rhythm games allow you to save your game data with rhythm game cards like Aime. There's a unique aspect when rhythm gamers queue up for games: a 'waiting card' culture where people queue using their cards. But if all the cards look the same, you won't be able to tell them apart, right? So, people customize their cards like this. For me, I set it to 300dpi in ibisPaint, with a width of 85.6cm and a height of 53.98cm. Then, I searched for logos online and adjusted their positions. After that, at Daiso, I went to the commonly found Polar Polar sticker machine, selected 'card sticker,' chose 'credit card' (not IC card), and sent the image via QR code. You can make two at once, and I used the same design for both. (This is to have a spare in case of failure during the actual process). Then, I quickly went home and carefully cut them out, with the key being to attach them without any air bubbles. (I had bubbles but just gave up). However, Polar Polar leaves white space, so if you want a prettier result, I recommend ordering online.