Honestly both characters don't have a single great game between them on next-gen systems. Superman Returns is fair at best, and Batman games are downright horrific, with maybe the exception of Batman Begins, which was once again, fair at best. If you had to get a game, I'd suggest Justice League Heroes, which had both characters but still not that great, or wait for Lego Batman. The sad truth is that DC superhero games just aren't worth the investment...yet.
I use a metal box that has these dangling sleeves that hold the games. I'm sorry that I'm not sure what the correct name is, but I believe they are commonly used by DJs to store their music CDs for quick mixing and setups. Try hitting up eBay with CD box storage or something similar. I find them super reliable and sturdy, not to mention cheap for what they can hold. Hope that helps.
For my 5-6 months with them, it honestly wasn't worth it. Despite having one of their warehouses nearby, the shipping was incredibly slow for the price I was paying to have two games out. Not to mention the games you WANT to play are often the ones that are hard to obtain with their limited amounts, and if you cancel their subscription before you send the current games you have back in, 10 to 1 they'll try and slap you with a lost game charge (a.k.a full price.) So if you do decide to do it, be sure you watch your bank statement and call them to get your money back, otherwise they'll collect. However they did have some nice deals for members that stayed around for every three months, like percentages off their used games and $5 - $10 gift vouchers for used games as well. But dealing with the clowns on their customer support line made me quickly forget such rewards.
I personally prefer to do Blockbusters Gamers Pass one since you can return them to the store immediately if you hate the game or beat it quickly. May be a bit more expensive, but it evens out when you think about it.
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