'Solving' displaying Gameboy cartridges?

[topspot123]

It's a bold claim, but if you've had issues with figuring out how to display or shelf your Gameboy games (or other cartridges), I might have developed a new solution.

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[aliensstudios]

  Wow, that is an insanely good idea! I really like this, especially those little Game Boy games! You could probably sell these on the Etsy marketplace. For now, I'll just leave my game paks bare, but this seems like one of those most cost effective ways to make your games look cib without paying for a repro or tracking down universal and DS game cases.
This is very crafty and I think the others on the site will love this!
Subbed and liked. Great stuff!

[topspot123]

Wow, that is an insanely good idea! I really like this, especially those little Game Boy games! You could probably sell these on the Etsy marketplace. For now, I'll just leave my game paks bare, but this seems like one of those most cost effective ways to make your games look cib without paying for a repro or tracking down universal and DS game cases.
This is very crafty and I think the others on the site will love this!
Subbed and liked. Great stuff!

Those are kind words and I thank you very much.  I'm already one of your subscribers too, I like your game reviews and comparisons.

[fauxshot]

Great video! Very well done... gosh, these mini boxes are ADORABLE. <3 And a great idea, since it can be used with any game! 

[aliensstudios]

Wow, that is an insanely good idea! I really like this, especially those little Game Boy games! You could probably sell these on the Etsy marketplace. For now, I'll just leave my game paks bare, but this seems like one of those most cost effective ways to make your games look cib without paying for a repro or tracking down universal and DS game cases.
This is very crafty and I think the others on the site will love this!
Subbed and liked. Great stuff!

Those are kind words and I thank you very much.  I'm already one of your subscribers too, I like your game reviews and comparisons.

Yeah, I'd like to make some more. I've got tons of ideas, it's just motivating myself to make them that's the problem. Checked out more of your videos, lot's of great content! Not just someone who is like "look what I have" but someone with a lot of useful tips and info. Keep up the awesome vids and subs will flock to your channel in no time!

[telly]

Nice video! Very professional and informative.

[mastafafik]

Good video and very nice boxes

[ignition365]

This is exactly what I've been doing with Game Gear games.  They fit fantastic on cassette holders.

https://imgur.com/3CRWFTb

[topspot123]

This is exactly what I've been doing with Game Gear games.  They fit fantastic on cassette holders.

https://imgur.com/3CRWFTb

Beautiful!

[topspot123]

This is exactly what I've been doing with Game Gear games.  They fit fantastic on cassette holders.

https://imgur.com/3CRWFTb

I was hoping you could tell me more about these.  I'm curious about where you got the idea or designs.  Thanks for any info!

[rayne315]

Lol I was paroosing around on youtube and this video actually showed up in the recommended video listing. So I watched it a second time (once on main and once on secondary account). ill tell you what its actually a lot better when you can hear the video. Although I can honestly say I will never use this method it is very good.

I am actually working on a conceptualization for a rotating shelving unit that keeps the games compact but cycles through to show the game faces.