Good idea for storing Turbografx/PC Engine games...

[5233]

I realized that it might be a good idea to use a baseball card holder for storing loose HuCards. Of course I expect the pages to become quite thick when you have many tucked away at once, because they are made from solid plastic, but I can't imagine any dangers about it. Can you think of any major downsides to this, and has anyone else here considered it? I tried to fit one of them in my Pokemon card binder and it seemed to fit just fine.

[QuickSciFi]

This is a great storage option. But I do recommend you use binders to keep those pages from being crushed or bent.

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[Mr. Ksoft]

The card binder idea is great. I thought it up myself the day I got my TG16 with a bunch of loose games, and I've been using it ever since. I even printed out some TG16 logos and attached them to it, and it almost looks official.

[Baloo]

Hmm, I'll have to try that with my Game Boy games. Having them stacked up loose has been annoying me, and I have some old card binders from when I played Yugioh.

[Black_Tiger]

I use 4 card pages in a same sized binder. There's enough flopping around as it, I can only imagine how bad it'd be with 9 card pages. :p