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[StarDust4Ever]

Nice screenname ButtsniffMcNipplegrinder have a nice ring to it! 

[Gypsy]

Nice screenname ButtsniffMcNipplegrinder have a nice ring to it! 

Smelly sock. Null maybe?

[esteban]

Nice screenname ButtsniffMcNipplegrinder have a nice ring to it! 

Smelly sock. Null maybe?

I am pretty sure it is actually the Artisanal Neo Nazi Guy (remember the TG-16 logo in plexiglass...)

Wait...Gypsy?!?!

Are *you* the Artisanal Nazi?

Pretty crafty, using a name like "Gypsy" to re-establish yourself...

[Groover]

I'm not sure how I feel about box collectors. The case sure but those only wanting boxed games I wonder why. I mean I like to play games. I also like a case if the game came with one. Cardboard box not so much for me. Sure I have a few I have had since I was a kid. I tried to keep them in good shape but only a few made it through the years.

I also recommend getting an everdrive and playing the games to figure out what you want to buy. Also get into CD games sooner than later.

[StarDust4Ever]

I'm not sure how I feel about box collectors. The case sure but those only wanting boxed games I wonder why. I mean I like to play games. I also like a case if the game came with one. Cardboard box not so much for me. Sure I have a few I have had since I was a kid. I tried to keep them in good shape but only a few made it through the years.

I also recommend getting an everdrive and playing the games to figure out what you want to buy. Also get into CD games sooner than later.

One problem the cardboard sleeve, is they are fairly tight over the case. I had some audio CDs that came in cardboard boxes over the case, and they are difficult to slide off. If I play the Cd with any regularity, the cardboard sleeve gets beat up in fairly short order. If the CIC Turbografx games were similar, then sliding the case on and off frequently would eventually tear it up. The sleeve gets torn and beat up, and it eventually goes in the garbage. I have several DVDs and BluRay cases that came in cardboard sleeves that are in rough shape or even got lost. If one is not concerned about the collectability of their movies, they probably don't care if it gets lost or beat up. I suspect the same reason why the magority of cardboard sleeves for Hucard games have not survived.

[Punch]

Cardboards aren't so practical for playing, esp. TTi releases since they don't really have cases to slide out of the boxes, just plastic "beds" that are ass to remove. But I leave all my hucards stacked together for easy access so I don't care.

I like boxed games but I don't like paying a premium for them. I do have Falcon, Bravoman and Sonic Spike in their boxes here, that didn't stop me from playing them (sonic spike stopped me from playing me with its awfulness but that's another story).