Neo Geo slim case

[uncletom]

Hi there all of you! Look what this one guy here in Sweden did!

[Devil Soundwave]

Nice. Is he selling them? Are they just slip-cases?

[geotrig]

Very nice ut ,they looks shinny the side could do with some more colour

[uncletom]

Well, I'm currently trying to motivate him to. Let's keep our fingers crossed.

Yes, they are "slip" case type. Like old video tape cassettes.

[uncletom]

They are actually glossy, made of hard paper/carton colored bright neo-geo-red color with a black stripe with logo.

[Devil Soundwave]

If he is going to sell them, I would think it would make most sense to have them be generic with no name on the side, but just the box. Then people can affix an appropriate label (which he could also sell).

[uncletom]

Oh, the text on their backs are infact transparent sticker labels.

[uncletom]

Here's how they look like, generic style red with black stripe.

[geotrig]

oh now i understand what a slip case is

[LEGENOARYNINLIA]

I would definitely be interested in... one.

[uncletom]

How do you all store your MVS-carts these days? Shockboxes?

I've currently got the black larger plastic ones, with transparent layer where I've placed the appropriate artwork for each game. But since I haven't got any marquees or flyers for my games I feel that they are too bulky.

These slim cases are perfect for the cart alone, or if you store your arts some places else.

[ninn]

Those are really nice! Tidy!

[jodre]

Tomas, Tomas, Tomas....
You have to get up earlier in the morning than that to fool me into something like this

But to get the facts straight
They are 370g/m2 paperboard
UV-printed and then glossy laminated

The stickers are plain die cut vinyl stickers

From a production standpoint they really fail, you can make thirty just because you can and are able but after that sadly it just aint worth it.

[Devil Soundwave]

Tomas, Tomas, Tomas....
You have to get up earlier in the morning than that to fool me into something like this

But to get the facts straight
They are 370g/m2 paperboard
UV-printed and then glossy laminated

The stickers are plain die cut vinyl stickers

From a production standpoint they really fail, you can make thirty just because you can and are able but after that sadly it just aint worth it.

Why is it not worth it? Perhaps someone with an arcade web-store would be interested in such things...

*cough*

[uncletom]

Aha, hello there, Jod! I thought I'd promote your stuff a little here. It's a much too awsome product to keep within the swedish borders. Perhaps there is a possibility to take it to massproduction in a near future.

This wonderful idea was hatched what .. one week ago? And now we have the prototypes. This is in deed something to celebrate.

[cools]

Form fitting thin transparent ones that could stay on while in use would be nice. Heck, I'm sure someone must shrink wrap carts...

[CTN]

How do you all store your MVS-carts these days? Shockboxes?

Ikea's Benno at the moment the few kit boxes are stored elsewhere but it's not the best solution as you waste the space of 1 DVD width each row.

In Germany is a show wich produces snap-case style shells that that look like those for the home games from 95 onwards.

[uncletom]

Hah, right Cools! Unless you play your games for more than 5 minutes at a time. You know power + electronics = .. heat?

[cools]

I've never known any game cart to get above ambient temperature, and they are virtually all sealed units already

[uncletom]

Come on Cools, you know that's mental.