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| Polygon:
1: I'm still trying to decide between jewel cases and DVD cases. 2: I use some Prime N64 game cases. They were made under the licence of Nintendo and even have a spot for the memory card. However, they don't have a way to do an insert short of gluing it on. I have UGCs, but I'm waiting for the Onion cases since it should be the best of both worlds. 3: Still on the fence about this. Contemplating buying a roll of Epson semi gloss photo paper. I normally use Kodak semi gloss photo paper, but they don't make it in legal size so it's too short for the UGCs. |
| madrocsz:
LOL first sentence of the original post is epic |
| AxelSteelBMX:
--- Quote from: Dr.Agon on May 17, 2013, 05:00:41 AM ---for dc games, whats wrong with the original cases? most games in case should be available for dirt cheap. japanese games just used normal cd cases, which can be had for cheap nowadays --- End quote --- For me, personally, it's an issue of space management issues and aesthetics. I have my entire collection of console games (minus some CIB stuff I keep separately) kept on a bookshelf with adjustable shelves. Everything is easily accessible and properly organized. I could adjust the shelves to have all of my CD cases fit snugly in their own little section (and for a while, that's what I did). But what happens is that I end up with unusable space due to the height difference between UGC/DVDs and the CDs, and the fact that I don't have enough CD-cased games to fill up another shelf. One way of dealing with that is to have the CD shelf use the same height measurement as the other shelves, but the void of unused space above the CDs looks crappy. So I case 'em all up in DVD cases with covers now. Also, while a single DVD case is wider than a CD case, I have a number of multi-disc games that end up taking up less space now due to using multi-disc slim DVD cases. So I've actually SAVED shelf space in the process, plus I'm able to keep the manuals with the games in the DVD cases and preserve the original CD cases in storage so they don't get scratched up anymore. But really, this all boils down to personal preference. |
| Power5lave:
also if you want to get yourself some universal games cases this is the cheapest way in the UK. http://www.gameseek.co.uk/pd/toysujsee2z0p85/toys/games-universal-game-case--for-n64,-megadrive,-snes-and-all-cd-format-games-retro-gaming-#.UZaRqZBwY5s don't be fooled by eBay sellers. they charge to much. |
| Dravenae:
--- Quote from: Power5lave on May 17, 2013, 03:24:06 PM ---also if you want to get yourself some universal games cases this is the cheapest way in the UK. http://www.gameseek.co.uk/pd/toysujsee2z0p85/toys/games-universal-game-case--for-n64,-megadrive,-snes-and-all-cd-format-games-retro-gaming-#.UZaRqZBwY5s don't be fooled by eBay sellers. they charge to much. --- End quote --- Depends who you use and where you live. Gameseek wanted to charge me 119 Euro for shipping to Ireland... |
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