Black Game Card Holders Storage Case by Sisma 72 for 40 Switch, PS Vita Games, and 32 Nintendo 3DS, 2DS, DS Game Cartridges Review

The case looks solid and should last quite a while. Both 3ds and normal ds cartridges fit perfectly in medium cases, the two rows of 4. But for some reason the outer cases are rows of 5 pieces and it's difficult to drive the game into it by yourself. It's a real struggle to line up two of these in those five rows (see photos). Not sure why they did that if the 4's were the perfect size. Maybe I caught an abnormal one. I will keep it for myself though as the quality of the materials used is good

I bought it mainly for DS/3DS games and I was disappointed to find that only the middle part of the case was designed for such games; 32 slots for DS/3DS and 40 slots for Switch games/SD card/something smaller. I was able to pop all of my handheld games into their assigned slots, leaving only one or two free slots, but I might consider saving my games for the Switch later. My disappointment was ultimately my own fault, but I still intend to use the case. Just make sure if you're buying for…

It's nice to have a one stop cartridge storage solution for all my portable gaming systems. I recently bought a Switch Lite and ran out of room for my rapidly growing Switch games collection. I really wanted something for 3DS and DS gaming as I like having all my handhelds together. The holder easily accommodates all types of cartridges. You still have plenty of room to grow and add new games to the Switch. This will probably be the last suitcase I will need for a long time. The case is made of

This case is perfect for those who have a mixed system collection. With this product, besides carrying different handheld systems, you don't have to worry about carrying different game cases. Previously, if I wanted to take my Switch, Vita, and 3ds (or any combination of these) with me on a trip, I also had to take 3 different game cases with me. This case solves that problem! Now all my games for three portable systems are gathered in one place. It is very comfortable! 4 rows of pockets are…

Well, I've had a bunch of Nintendo DS games lying around for years. They have always been either in retail packaging or in tiny containers that I received as gifts. Now that my collection of Switch games is growing, I've finally decided it's time to get a carrying case. What drew me to this case was the number of positive reviews and the price I bought without looking at other cases available. As soon as I bought this case, I immediately regretted it because it occurred to me that I also wanted

the main thing is that the price for the capacity is just amazing! The case holds a variety of DS, 3DS, Vita and Switch games, as well as SD/Micro SD cards. This is a semi-hard case so the games you put inside are protected. There is a ring outside for a wrist strap, but I didn't have a strap in the kit. So I don't know if you need to buy one or if mine just missed the factory/stock. My only minor gripe is that I wish the slots on the back of the pages were reversed so that when you turn the…

I really like this case. I had a similar one a year ago which contained my then collection of Vita games, so I'm familiar with how it works. It replaces the Hori Game Card Case 24 I had before I bought this one. Pros: * Huge amount of game storage * Lots of "pages" giving you the ability to organize your games in many ways * Easy to add and remove games from "slots" on pages * Game organizers showing game cards snap",

This case is great for users with a mixed collection of systems. With this product, besides carrying different handheld systems, you don't have to worry about carrying different game cases. In the past, if I wanted to take my Switch, Vita, and 3ds (or a combination of these) on a trip, I also had to take 3 different game cases with me. This case solves that problem! Now all my games for three portable systems are gathered in one place. It is very comfortable! 4 rows of pockets are designed for…

So I've had a bunch of Nintendo DS games lying around for years. They have always been either in retail packaging or in tiny containers that I received as gifts. Now that my collection of Switch games is growing, I've finally decided it's time to get a carrying case. What drew me to this case was the number of positive reviews and the price I bought without looking at other cases available. As soon as I bought this case, I immediately regretted it because it occurred to me that I also wanted to