[QUOTE="funsohng"]cases. putting all the game cases in a shelf and taking pictures of them is one of the fundemental reason i buy games. seriously? I thought games were to play not to look at.
I keep them in their original cases although I wish that digital distribution would finally gain a much larger presence than it has now. Keeping those disks and all that plastic in a state that one can consider "new" is quite a hassle. They take up space too.
ZX89
I agree. Digital stuff also reduces the effects of OCD when it comes to maintaining games and their cases. yeah dd is awesome, so much more convenient than retail games. I've hardly bought a retail pc game in the last year or so with so many awesome deals on steam and it being much better at organizing games.
ON a bookshelf by my home theater system, placed side by side like a series of novels. They are positioned next to my Blu-Ray films, DVDs, Music CDs, videogame artbooks and strategy guides. Keeps things tidy, easy to sort, easy to switch around.
[QUOTE="imprezawrx500"][QUOTE="funsohng"]cases. putting all the game cases in a shelf and taking pictures of them is one of the fundemental reason i buy games.2uneek4u
seriously? I thought games were to play not to look at. well he might be just a collector. same goes to any other type of collectors. still.....
In their original cases. If someone gifts me a used game with a damaged case or less-then-pristine manual, I'll replace (and if I have to, pay for) the case/manual by striking up a deal at my local mom-n-pop shop.
Then I arrange them by console, then alpha by title.
I put all my games in their original cases most of the times, and I usually just lay them all horizontally in a box where I can neatly or cleanly organize them. I never buy games with out their original cases so every single one of them are neatly tuck into a case. But I have to admit I usually trade boxes with games that I cherish more than other for a better condition one.
LOL it seems like a lot of people have OCD when it comes to the condition of games. I'm that way too. I have been trying though to stop it because its too annoying. As long as disk is fine, then I guess I'll be fine.
I am practical with my games. I use them for coasters when guests are over. They make great frisbees too. Then i just lay the discs out on the floor for easy access. Why go through the trouble of opening a case when you can just snag it off the floor, wipe the dust or food particles off with a t-shirt and bam you are playing.
[QUOTE="Hexagon_777"]I keep them in their original cases although I wish that digital distribution would finally gain a much larger presence than it has now. Keeping those disks and all that plastic in a state that one can consider "new" is quite a hassle. They take up space too.ZX89
I agree. Digital stuff also reduces the effects of OCD when it comes to maintaining games and their cases.
Quite true. It is also more efficient in a world that is being overwhelmed with globalisation.
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