Why the sudden departure from classic government website stylings? How did CIA decide on the colors, graphics, and typography? In this article, we’ll dive into the new cia.gov to examine design choices and what they say about today’s CIA.

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2025年3月15日 · As per title, I'm looking to extract and change the banner, icon and sound of a game packaged in .cia, then repack it so that when installed it'll show my customizations on the home screen. I've checked but can't really find a tutorial, can anyone point me in the right direction to any tools or guides out there to do this?

ba-GUI-nnertool is a homebrew prgoram for customizing 2D/3D banner and icon/SMDH. It was originally a simple tool that allows you to extract banner.bnr from any decrypted CIA, more features were later added and it is now more like a CIA editor/builder.

2024年5月6日 · Extract & rebuild banner in the CIA editor window. Let user export CIA without providing icon/banner images. Add a warning if the Bios is missing in GBA and FDS injectors.

2025年3月15日 · I have programmed a useful tool for creating the images that are needed for GBA VC cia creation. Just provide an image of the title screen and the title of the game, and the program does the rest. Please check out this (the one …

2025年3月15日 · if you own a non-US console and have created a VC inject for one of your GBA games with version 28 of New Super Ultimate Injector, you may have noticed that there is no banner showing the title/release date.

This fixes GBA VC banners created with New Super Ultimate Injector v28 not showing the VC text box for non-US consoles. Warning Overwriting an injected GBA game will overwrite its save file.

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