I use a variety of these to store controllers and older consoles/games, they work really well and hide in the closet really well.
I hope you didn't pay that much for them, I've seen bigger bins for as low as $6. I try to stock up on them at Target, every once in a while some good ones go on clearance. It's gotten a bit harder since they don't order too many seasonal colors anymore.
I like these particular bins because they are well reinforced and also stack very well. I got them on a buy 2 get 1 deal so it was not too bad and the shipping was free. The handles on them are also great since they snap over the top of the lid to help create the seal when there is a bag over the top of everything.
Yeah, I have stuff like that now. I was hoping there would be a better solution to keep the cords form getting tangled. Those work well if everything is twistied together though. I might get a shoe hanger for individual controllers I use regularly and stick with the shelf bins for long term storage. That way I can keep my 'test systems and controllers' easy to access and keep the extra stuff stored.
Going off topic (but relevant to you), I just bought a home in AZ a couple of months ago, and it can be hard getting a good house here. It took my wife and I getting outbid on 3 or 4 homes over the course of 4 months before we won our current house (and this is with bidding over the asking price on most of them).
I hate that as well. its one of my biggest pet peaves. im surprised someone hasnt done it yet.
isnt that true for alot of people, like all the ones living in debt?
I only buy new games. Have tried buying used a couple of times and hated it as the games came with generic cases and the discs were all scratched up, They still worked but the condition was not great by any stretch of the word. I consider myself a game collector so I want the proper game case, the instructions, and a game disc that doesn't look like it was used as a dog's chew toy. So I never buy used anymore. Besides, I like my money going to the developer and not some company like Gamestop. As for price, I usually buy games at the mid price point, usually around 30 bucks. I have an 11 year old son as well so its not always about what games I consider to be quality games. If he wants a game, I buy it for him regardless of what I might think of the game.
It's actually not as bad as you would think. I watch anime pretty often, and generally I can even bring it with me when I'm on public transportation, and I sometimes even use that time to catch up on anime since the commute is over an hour each way. I say I've probably already seen more than 70%-75% of everything I own, and it's only not more because there are only so many hours in a day, and also I'm usually following about 20-25 new shows each season, so that kind of takes up that time too.
Nice stuff as always. BTW, you might wanna put that Skyward Sword box in some kind of a protective, acid free baggie. The foil finish on that box comes off so 
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How do you post pictures large? I was having a lot of problems ;last night trying to post large pictures (or any pictures for that matter)
That's not a collection, that's a shrine :bow:In honor of N7 Day, I figured I'd post my Massive ME collection:
I'll spoiler the rest of the pictures:
Man, I need to dust.
Also, this isn't everything. It's missing my PlayArts set of Tali, Ashley, Shep, FemShep and Garrus, my sealed set of ME3 figures, another 6 or 7 lithographs, a few Normandy models, and my various ME clothes. (Currently 3 shirts, two hoodies, a wallet, dogtags, and some more I'm probably forgetting.)
