Store Your SNES Games In Style With These Rather Fetching Book-Like Cases

They look really cool but they aren't cheap. TBH though most loose snez games probably cost around £29 or more depending on the game.
Luckily i never trash my boxes so i am in no need of these.

I can't be the only one that's bothered that these essentially disguise your collection, making it impossible to see at a glance, which games you own.

You could resort to labelling the boxes I suppose.

Redundant and reminiscent of those fake 'book'-style covers for VHS tapes in the eighties-nineties.

I’d prefer it if they showcased the game.

The could easily design them to protect the game and fit nicely on a bookshelf, but also show it inside the case through a window.

They could also provide side titles for you to print off, cut and slide into the side (without looking tacky) so you can see what game is on the shelf.

Maybe I’m asking too much, but I wouldn’t spend this much for something that neither showcased the game nor stands out on my game shelf.

With a little bit of less foam between, they probably could have fitted 6 carts per book. Yeah I think its too expensive for what it does and in the end it actually takes up more space. I have plenty of SNES carts without boxes but they fit nicely in a plastic sealed Really Useful Box.

May be interested in a GBA version that can fit like 20+ carts.

I’m happy using N64 drawer storage for my SNES games. If anything I’d like to see someone remake these drawers for all the major cartridge consoles.

I got over 100 snes cartridges! No way can i afford that. They are safely split between a plastic tool box, 2 draws and a few shoe boxes haha

feels weird having individual storage cases if you still cant see which games are which on a shelf

Weird that they're a super limited item. From the description:
"LIMITED TO 100 COPIES WORLDWIDE"

So I guess if you got some, then got more games so you wanted some more books to store them in, you'd just be screwed.

I can't affort minimum 60 of these XD

Edit:
Ok, 4 Games per Book.
So i need more or less 15.

How would you be able to tell which game is which by storing your games in these? Plus they are a little expensive especially if you needed 50+ of these good luck with that one lol

To those wanting to make an actual game library now can do so with these book style case. Only thing I don't like is that there's no way to tell which games are in there, would be nice if there is a clear window in the front and on the spine that show the cartridges. Anyways custom SNES case are still better than these even if they only fit one game.

I have something similar to this for my Switch games. Difference is it was to condense and save space on my shelf. Games I want to show off are on my shelf. Honestly people who would want to show off loose carts would use repro boxes I would imagine. I can see this being using to like store stuff away rather than show off. However that price is a bit much, I'm not going to lie.

$24 a pop? I'll, uh, have to pass.

No. No thank you. I like my OG boxes.

I think it's a neat idea but way overpriced. If you went with the premium boxes, you'd basically would be adding about $7.50 for each game. :/

Seems like an awful waste of space on a bookshelf. Which I'd rather fill with either books, or cases/boxes the games came in

Pro: Will make your SNES game collection look neater
Con: Will force you to reverse-mortgage your home

Utterly pointless and poorly designed.

Great idea, but pricey.

The spine having the „book4games“ logo big on it makes it pretty pointless in my opinion.

I get my boxes from Gaming Relics (gamingrelics.com). They look like the real game box but are made with plastic. If I wanted to hide my games, I would just put them in a plastic bin for much cheaper.

@Folkloner That’s precisely why this product isn’t for me. I like being able to see what I have at a glance, so I can literally grab and play lol. Plus they don’t have anything for the NES!