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[Baron]

The shoebox-size box I've been keeping my Game Boy original and GBA carts and accesories in over the last few years has gotten a bit too small and untidy at this point. I counted up that I now own over 30 of the little cartridges, and I wanted to find a better way to store them, a way that won't get them all scratched up, will keep them easily accesible, and not cost too much.

I have a few of these, but they are pricey and a tight fit:

I was hoping someone on the boards might have some tips on another solution, either something I can buy, or maybe a common household thingamajig that could double as a case/caddy for these things. It could be something that could be taken with you on the go, or just to put in a drawer somewhere.

What do you other owners use to store your GB carts in?

 

[Fuzzy]

For your GBA games you can just buy DS cases from Nintendo's online store. Check this thread to see what they look like.

http://forums.gaming-age.com/showthread.php?t=37770

 

[Baron]

Eh, I don't know if that's quite what I was looking for. I was thinking of something more along the lines of one of those plastic slotted carriers for CDs that come with a fabric cover and strap, but made for GB cartridges instead of CDs. I hope that wasn't too confusing.

Like this:

 

[WrathOfOtaibah]

For your GBA games you can just buy DS cases from Nintendo's online store. Check this thread to see what they look like.

http://forums.gaming-age.com/showthread.php?t=37770

I have those cases on the way. Looks much cleaner and better than the GBA original boxes and certainly better than a bunch of carts lying around.

 

[Mairu]

What kind of paper do you use for those DS GBA cases? Just normal printer paper or some sort of glossy stuff?

 

[WrathOfOtaibah]

I imagine glossy but you probably need a good printer with a high dpi.

 

[EB Guy]

just get a regular 3 ring binder and a bunch of those plastic 9 slot baseball card pages.