PlayStation Jewel-Case Dark-Polygon Era Frame

Re-render this image as a 1995 to 1999 original PlayStation video game package, the canonical black-tray jewel-case format used by Sony Computer Entertainment America and Europe. Package format: standard CD jewel-case dimensions (slightly larger than a music CD, the SCEA spec), clear polycarbonate front cover, black plastic tray visible inside (the signature dark-tray Sony chose against the music-industry transparent tray), printed paper insert visible through the front cover. Insert artwork: predominantly dark backgrounds (deep black, charcoal, ink blue, blood maroon), the moody minimalism the early CD-ROM era used to signal that games had become adult. Hero illustration: a rendered 3D image in the contemporary 1996 to 1998 in-game-engine register, low-polygon character or environment with visible polygon faceting, simple texture-mapping, hard-edged shadows, the early-3D look the medium had just unlocked. Top edge of the insert: a thin colored title-band stripe (render as a solid colored rectangle, no legible lettering). Bottom edge: a thinner band suggesting platform branding and rating mark (render as small colored rectangles). Side spine: a vertical strip visible through the jewel case, dark with a colored title strip. The case itself: clear polycarbonate with the classic four-pivot hinge, plastic slightly scratched from shelf wear, the black tray inside visible through the clear front. Print quality: 1997 offset litho, slight gloss varnish, registration tight. Mood: the medium discovering it could be moody, the package as the confident object that announces the medium has grown up. No on-canvas legible text, no logos, no franchise marks. Preserve the subject, pose, and composition of the source image exactly, change only the medium and rendering. Aspect ratio is standard PlayStation jewel-case vertical portrait (roughly 5:6).