Bubble Wrap and Games
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Bubble Wrap and Games
Not sure how many people are experts on bubble wrap, but I just read that bubble wrap can leave permanent marks in wood furnature because plasticides ooze off over time and interfere with the finish.
So I began to wonder, what would prolonged storeage do to games? I have stored my games in bubble wrap for years, the oldest of which look as new as the day I bought them, but now I'm thinking I should maybe consider other archival methods.
So I guess this topic is really about, what archiving methods do fellow SGH users use and what do they recommend?
So I began to wonder, what would prolonged storeage do to games? I have stored my games in bubble wrap for years, the oldest of which look as new as the day I bought them, but now I'm thinking I should maybe consider other archival methods.
So I guess this topic is really about, what archiving methods do fellow SGH users use and what do they recommend?

Startyde- shrinkwrapped (flawless)

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Re: Bubble Wrap and Games
For SNES games I use those plastic cases, they also fit genesis, NES and N64 games too (PS2, GC, Wii can fit 2 at a time but it's a little tight). After that I put them in boxes which I get from the dollar store.

striker- factory sealed, y-fold (with tears)

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VGA removable cases. They are very nice and totally worth it.

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I use snesbits covers ! 
Nintastic- cartridge only

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