Video Game Cases, How to Store your Consoles and Games

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I'm not much of a gamer anymore so I have all of my old console systems and their video games stored away in plastic bags inside this large tub style storage container. I know plastic bags aren't the best method but the storage container does keep the dust and bugs out.

But I was thinking of re-organizing the consoles and the games and putting them into their own little storage boxes or cases and wondered a good method to store it all? The systems I have are as follows;

Nintendo
Super Nintedo
N64
GameBoy Color
GameBoy Advance
GameBoy SP
Nintendo DS or DSI not sure which haha
PS2

With several games, so which method is a good way to store these consoles and their games?
 

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If you have space then use shelves for them or in case you don't, then go with plastic storage boxes.

This is how I have at my other room:

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I'm thinking of swapping them for taller shelves so that I can store more on them.
 

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If you have the cases I'd say use them.

If not for ds,3ds,GB, and GBA I keep them in a tin so they don't get lost and it works well

For disc games I use a DVD case and it works well.

For cartridges I don't use anything for them
 

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