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Displaying controllers on shelves along with consoles
Aton7:
I currently just have a plastic bin where I put all of my controllers, but what I would like to do eventually is build a wireless controller for each retro console that already doesn't have a retail/good one. Once I did that, I would have hooks for each one to be hung and displayed on the side of my game shelves.
But unfortunately, I've never got around to doing it. Here's more info on how to build them for anyone interested: http://nfggames.com/forum2/index.php?topic=4393.0
FritzWhite:
Like he said, ebay and also redbubble.com (lots of cool stickers, posters, shirts)
Marioman17:
Another thing just popped into my mind. Since most manuals for games such as SNES and N64 manuals don't fit in UGC's, what do people find the best way for storing manuals?
FritzWhite:
I stick most of my manuals in the UGC with the game and tolerate the minor bending, though I have considered putting them all in a small file box. Other issue with putting manuals in the UGC is that some instruction books have too many pages and don't fit because of their thickness.
Some people keep them stored in clear plastic sleeves inside of a binder If you're extremely anal about keeping your manuals perfect you could keep them in a comic book style plastic sleeve protector with a backer board.
FritzWhite:
--- Quote from: Mick Dundee on November 16, 2013, 08:53:05 PM ---I did this a while back.:
My wife's 360 still has the Stand/controller Cradle under it but I have moved mine around so much that I didn't keep any of the few that I mnade (NES, 360, PS3, SNES)
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That's really slick. I like that option for wireless controllers.