I'm looking for some sort of game disc storage

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I don't like to keep my games in the cases. It takes up too much room, it is easy to be lazy and get disorganized, and worst of all Xbox cases seem to eat games with some regularity, causing the center ring to crack (I've gone through 3 copies of Black Ops, the worst offender).

I am considering these but looking for any other good suggestions, or comments on any of these:

http://www.amazon.com/Vaultz-Lockin...=1348867666&sr=8-5&keywords=vaultz+cd+storage

http://www.amazon.com/Disc-Aluminum-Carrying-Case-Silver/dp/B005G3PDVC/ref=pd_sbs_op_5

http://www.amazon.com/aluminum-Capacity-Holder-Sleeves-Storage/dp/B001IHYNPW/ref=pd_cp_MI_0

http://www.amazon.com/Discgear-Selector-Auto-Retrieval-System/dp/B0015A70O8

http://www.amazon.com/Atlantic-96635495-Parade-Stores-White/dp/B00146I1D2

http://www.amazon.com/Atlantic-85012055-Disc-Manager-Storage/dp/B004RLOPE0
 
i have discgears and i love them. i get them off ebay and prices are great. Also discgear has cases that allow you to hold your game manuals. Also discgear have a life time warranty.
 
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[quote name='cmb00']i have discgears and i love them. i get them off ebay and prices are great. Also discgear has cases that allow you to hold your game manuals. Also discgear have a life time warranty.[/QUOTE]

Second that. I have 5 of the selectors. Four if the 80s and one 100s. Love em. The discware online program is great too. Cumbersome when you have 300 games you want to alphabetize though
 
Question: Are you trying to pull the game discs out from the cases quickly, OP? If so, that may be your problem and it may not be the cases fault. I've known folks who are impatient and want to get their games out of the cases and into the system as quickly as possible who have snapped their discs in half rather than taking their time and gently trying to remove them from the cases.

Just try removing the discs slower and see if that helps with the problem you seem to be having with the Black Ops disc getting cracked.
 
[quote name='IAmTheCheapestGamer']Question: Are you trying to pull the game discs out from the cases quickly, OP? If so, that may be your problem and it may not be the cases fault. I've known folks who are impatient and want to get their games out of the cases and into the system as quickly as possible who have snapped their discs in half rather than taking their time and gently trying to remove them from the cases.

Just try removing the discs slower and see if that helps with the problem you seem to be having with the Black Ops disc getting cracked.[/QUOTE]

True, people will just yank the side of the disc rather than pushing the button in the middle
 
[quote name='IAmTheCheapestGamer']Question: Are you trying to pull the game discs out from the cases quickly, OP? If so, that may be your problem and it may not be the cases fault. I've known folks who are impatient and want to get their games out of the cases and into the system as quickly as possible who have snapped their discs in half rather than taking their time and gently trying to remove them from the cases.

Just try removing the discs slower and see if that helps with the problem you seem to be having with the Black Ops disc getting cracked.[/QUOTE]

It's not me, it's definitely the Xbox game cases (maybe in conjunction with game disc materials quality). One copy of Black Ops cracked putting it into the case. I've never cracked a DVD, PS3 game, PS2 game, PS1 game, or any other disc based product other than Xbox 360 games.

Sounds like people like the discgears options. I'll look into those. Thanks. :)
 
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