Is this a sufficient storage solution? The apartment I'm

>>3636887
>keeping your games on a "shelf"
>Not keeping your games in a secret bunker out in the woods

Pleb detected. At the very least you should store them in an oxygen tent but whatever. It's your games. Enjoy your self.

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>not putting your games in k'nex

>>3636887
What do you want out of your game storage?

I keep mine in some drawers beneath my tv for easy access. I don't give a shit if anyone sees them, because I keep my collection of games to play rather than display.

If you care about displaying your games you might want to go for something that looks a bit nicer, and at least stack the snes titles so you can see the end labels better.

If you just want to keep them somewhere safe than that will be fine. I hope its not too much of a pain to get to them, because then it could get annoying when you're sitting down playing and want to switch games.

Wow. We have a bunch of casuals in here.
I put mine into a specifically designed tub that is hermetically sealed and has the oxygen removed from it. That way I can enjoy my games long after I'm dead and gone.

>>3637086
oh shit it's knex
those things were awesome

It's sufficient, but not ideal. Nothing will happen to your games if you keep them dry and out of direct sunlight. Storing them in temp. controlled airtight containers is the best storage for longevity. For aesthetics, proper media shelves would be better, games look far away when displayed at the back of deep shelves intended for books.

go and shogi? i like you OP

>>3636887
I'd say try to somehow get them onto two vertical layers for the carts. Or maybe just stack them vertically.

Also, have those labels facing out and the bottom of the cart against the wall.

Right now I am kinda trying to figure out something myself. I got my games in storage after unfortunately having to move back into my parents house. I am trying to figure out if I can find room for them. Though first I gotta organize all my dad's stuff. No. He's not dead, just old and infirm. I got decades of his disorganization to sort through first. Guess my retro games are fine in storage for now.

>>3638728
>I got my games in storage after unfortunately having to move back into my parents house.

Games are the least of your worries.

>>3638790
Exactly. I got other shit to deal with between myself and my ailing father. Though playing Playstation games online helps me stay in contact with the college friends I moved away from. It's a way to hang out with them when I don't have time to hop on a train.

This is pure autism. I keep them in my butt for easy access on the go.

>>3638859
I'm not underage: the post

>>3636887
Looks like overkill. If all your worldly possessions consist of a handful of games you have bigger things to worry about than this.

>>3638972
Isn't it sadder that I am in my 30s? I'd feel better if I was younger.

>>3637086
I mean, it's a good idea... but talk about leaving your autism hanging out.

Why the fuck are the games the wrong way you waste of space?