We've written about loads and loads of nifty ways to store your games, but when it comes to cases, what really gets your blood pumping? Are you all about form or do you lean more toward function? Do you need something that can haul the maximum number of games, or do you typically take just one or two games with you when you're mobile? Do you tend to get a little creative? We'd love to hear about what you like, what you don't, and which cases are your favorites.
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DS Daily: What do you look for in a case?
We've written about loads and loads of nifty ways to store your games, but when it comes to cases, what really gets your blood pumping? Are you all about form or do you lean more toward function? Do you need something that can haul the maximum number of games, or do you typically take just one or two games with you when you're mobile? Do you tend to get a little creative? We'd love to hear about what you like, what you don't, and which cases are your favorites.
Pricey DS Lite case
It takes a special kind of case to protect our baby. While this may be a whopping 40 big ones, the description makes it sound priceless:
The slim DS Lite Case is constructed from ballistic nylon, with a double layer leather flap and a scratch free interior liner. The back of the case has a self-locking zippered pocket to hold your games, spare batteries and ear-buds. On the exterior of the flap, choose between our standard black or our patterned design. On the underside of the flap, choose between black, kiwi and pink leather.
Pretty slick, eh? See more pics after the break. You could have just found a Christmas present for yourself.
[Via Press Release]
Homemade DS case brings back retro
Arts and crafts and Nintendo fans just seem to fit together like puzzle pieces. Not too long ago we showed you a teeny, tiny DS game holder featuring one of our favorite childhood characters -- 8-bit Mario. Here, rosered, member of Craftster, made a DS Lite holder bringing together old and new and completed the creation with a guide to help others.
More pictures after the break!
[Thanks Brandon!]
