I think Krusty Cook-Off has the best backside out of all these. So yeah, it is possible to have good backsides on Nintendo Switch games and the recent SpongeBob games have done exactly that.
Both of these are a major step-up from Battle for Bikini Bottom: Rehydrated's backside case which just has white text, a few screenshots, small barely readable company logos, and a dark blue background that's not even used anywhere in the actual game itself. Additionally, the company are bigger and easier to read on the backsides of both The Cosmic Shake and Krusty Cook-Off. I know the character artwork poses are stock art images, but I'll take some artwork over no artwork. Krusty Cook-Off backside case also has a lot of screenshots along with some really nice buildings, sky, and character artwork. The physical edition includes a poster, along with new DLC. Most major retailers should be carrying it as an Extra Edition. Plus, the purple background fits with the front cover artwork. SpongeBob: Krusty Cook-Off, which previously debuted on Switch only as a digital title, is now receiving the physical treatment. They also have chosen some really good and colorful screenshots to represent the game. The Cosmic Shake backside case has a lot more screenshots, some of which even pop out of the frame. The recent backsides for The Cosmic Shake and Krusty Cook-Off prove that, yes, you can have a good backside on your games, even with the limit space on the Nintendo Switch cases. Anyways, you guys were telling me that the Nintendo Switch games always have generic backsides when that's objectionably not true.
Thank you administrators by the way for deleting my original image comparison of this.
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