Shelfing carts without end labels

Universal game cases

>>2785021
I write the title on the top with a sharpie. And yes, I am mostly saying this because of how autistic some of you fags will get over it.

I really do that though, lol...

>>2785024
Sharpie can be removed if necessary. Nothing to get autistic about.

Alphabetical order

Doesn't matter much to me because the only loose N64 cart I own is Mischief Makers (which Gamestop was kind enough to write on the top since the label is ripped to hell), and I keep my loose Master System carts in a tape cassette drawer which has enough wiggle room between each slot that I can flip through them and see the front label.

>>2785021
Carve the game's name into the top with a knife.

>>2785021
In the original boxes.

>>2785023

This guy right here knows his shit.

Painter's tape on top, sharpie on that
doesn't leave anything on the plastic

>>2785142
>leaving a sticky residue on the tape that's hard to get out instead of sharpie, which can easily be removed

I honestly hope you don't do this to your poor N64 tapes, anon.

>>2785076
Autism: The reply

>>2785206
Painter's tape is designed explicitly not leave a mark on walls. That's the difference between painter's tape and masking tape.

>>2785212
Autism: The Reply

>>2785249
Autism: The Reply

>>2785021

With the front facing outwards.

It's not like there's enough worthwile N64 games to fill a whole shelf with the side facing outwards.

>>2785021
https://www.etsy.com/listing/238900727/high-quality-nintendo-64-n64-cartridge

Try this anon me along with most of my family have gotten these stickers. For the price and how many end labels your getting it is worth it.

>>2785021
https://www.etsy.com/listing/189868162/custom-nintendo-64-game-top-labels-high

If you hate the white text that goes on the end label and just want to see the end label? This is a good one too.

>>2785021
>how do you rip open and throw away your game boxes with your fat round eye sausage fingers?

>>2785069
>>2785212
>>2785249
>>2785250
>>2785708

Well, this _could_ have been a good thread, anyway...

I just use a label maker on the top...works well enough. Sure the cartridges are still exposed to dust and grime and the occasional pet rampage, but I already have my library in iso and rom format so it's just something I've accepted.

I have mine organized by series and the frequency that I play them. I have the order memorized, making labels unnecessary.

I put em in plastic protectors and put on some tape with the name.

Universal Game Cases. They take up a lot of room but it makes organizing them easier.

I also have a spreadsheet thats organized in Alphabetical order that corresponds to the order they are on the shelf so in theory I could figure out the position without ever leaving my chair then just count and pull it out without needing an end label.

>>2786925
Why not "shelf" them with the labels facing out if you have that much room?

>>2785021
You memorize what you have. I can pick out a game easily from the alphabetical set up I have. Thankful not to have to display them like nes and snes to save space.

I have them in a trunk and just reach in and swirl it around. I usually find what I'm looking for.

>>2788667
>i have 10 games

>>2788761
Actually I have 88 N64 carts so far. Nice try though. It's not that hard to pick out a cart correctly when you have it in a specific order.

>>2788791
>i have assburgers

>>2789049
>i have trouble coming up with a comeback

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>>2785206
Aside from >>2785245 pic related.

You make your own damn end labels