Customgamecases.com questions

[Starbuck777]

Where did you get the cases for Atari 2600 & Intellivision? I have not seen any cases on the sites specifically for the two systems...

Are the cases modified to allow then to fit snug, not sliding around?

Thanks

Some people use more expensiive paper i myself use regular Staples legal paper and print the covers on a canon printer, comes out just fine to me

some examples   

[TDIRunner]

99% chance that they are in there loose.  That's how mine are.  Since they spend most of their lives sitting on a shelf, the game isn't moving around anyway.  If you really want them snug, just add a little foam inside. 

[Starbuck777]

I originally considered getting UGCs, I watched a few vids and noticed that while a few of the systems carts fit decently others moved around.

I checked out Shadowfox cases CustomGameCases.com, while Nintendo based cases (which I collect also) they fit better compared to UGCs.

What I'm interested in is a SEGA type case that "locks" the cart in securely. I have lots of SEGA games most have original cases, I like SEGA type cases.

Thanks

99% chance that they are in there loose.  That's how mine are.  Since they spend most of their lives sitting on a shelf, the game isn't moving around anyway.  If you really want them snug, just add a little foam inside. 

[TDIRunner]

I originally considered getting UGCs, I watched a few vids and noticed that while a few of the systems carts fit decently others moved around.

I checked out Shadowfox cases CustomGameCases.com, while Nintendo based cases (which I collect also) they fit better compared to UGCs.

What I'm interested in is a SEGA type case that "locks" the cart in securely. I have lots of SEGA games most have original cases, I like SEGA type cases.

Thanks

99% chance that they are in there loose.  That's how mine are.  Since they spend most of their lives sitting on a shelf, the game isn't moving around anyway.  If you really want them snug, just add a little foam inside. 

If you want the cases to "lock" your games in place, than Shadowfox is your guy.  He has a wide assortment of cases which are fantastic.  But for systems like Atari 2600 and InteliVision, you are still going to have to go with the UGC unless you want to wait until Shadowfox gets around to them.  I know his long term goal is to case everything up, but I would think that those second gen systems are probably a lower priority. 

[Togs8896]

Hiya folks, anyone have anymore information on the SNES CGCs release? I've been refreshing the customgamecases website daily waiting for an announcement, but nothing yet

[Taketheword]

Hiya folks, anyone have anymore information on the SNES CGCs release? I've been refreshing the customgamecases website daily waiting for an announcement, but nothing yet

They're already released. He just doesn't have all of the UGC covers converted yet. Only a few of the games offer the CGC case so far. It is possible they haven't been "officially" released yet, but I know they're available.

[Vaulter98c]

Those of us with pre orders got them a while ago, so they are there somewhere lol. I hear he just had a kid so that may be the delay

[Togs8896]

I was so tempted to preorder, however 100 was the minimum and I only have about 15 games... A child is a perfectly reasonable excuse for delays, though, congrats to him if that's true.

[Beastman1975]

Where did you get the cases for Atari 2600 & Intellivision? I have not seen any cases on the sites specifically for the two systems...

Are the cases modified to allow then to fit snug, not sliding around?

Thanks

Some people use more expensiive paper i myself use regular Staples legal paper and print the covers on a canon printer, comes out just fine to me

some examples   

Sorry hadnt seen the question right now i just used UGCs for my atari games they are loose in there  but i was gonna try and locate some foam or something else i can cut to fill in gaps and make them snug