UniKeep Game Case for Nintendo Switch Cartridges - Holds 60 Games Securely in Foam

This is very large and it can hold 60 games however you can stack the game 2 per slot so you "could" hold 120 but then you could not see half of them. Other than that this will save space on your game collection, and you don't have to deal with more than one box.

Been doing a lot of research to look for a switch game holder that won’t damage your game when trying to pull out or put in. The foam style makes it easy to place all switch games and keep them in place even with vigorous shaking. Also easy to remove from the foam slots.Imagine an oversized dvd case with lots of space to store your switch games. Read other cases that hold more but they had issues removing the switch game and damaging them. So far everything seems to be working fine. Don’t know how well the constant use of placing and removing a game would do the foam cut out but seems to be holding its shape.We opted for the pink and neon green control design to match our Splatoon controllers. It can easy be removed and maybe print own design but our child loved it!It keeps the games dust free and easy to access. Rather than opening each game case t find where we placed the previous game. Cause we tend to not find the game case to put the game in original so it’s like a frustrating mess when switching games. lol! So this solved that issue!

If you’ve got a lot of Switch (physical) games, there aren’t a lot of options for storing your games. I’ve only seen two options - this one and a zipper case with elastic pouches. I tried the other one and it’s functional but you can’t see the game labels. So I decided to give this case a try. So far I really like it. It holds 60 games in foam forms. It’s nice because you can see the labels and they Pope in and out nicely. They seem to stay in position snuggly. I shook it around and banged on it a bit and nothing fell out. I think if you dropped it or were continuously rough with it some might pop out but for basic use they stay put. I just really like that I can open it up and see all my games easily without having to flip pages or pull games up out of pouches. Quality wise it is very nicely made. Everything is put together well and the cover graphics are quality. My only wish is that the 60 game case had more cover options. The basic blue/red one is nice but I would have rather had something that appealed to me more.But bottom line, if you’re looking for a high capacity Switch game case this is a great option.(p.s. size wise the closed case is comparable to a standard hard cover book)

With the Nintendo Switch you either have the choose of going digital which leads to micro sd cards either needing to me upgraded or having them in multiple and switching them out (which from what I understand is not recommended and you would need to figure out how to keep track of which games are on which micro sd) or going physical which leads to a lot of game cartridges. Whether you play only at home or make use of its hybrid nature you will need a way to keep all the games organized and safe. This makes it very easy to keep them organized and in one place. I might have to order another one as my switch game library continues to expand!The pros of this game case is the number is can hold and how well it holds them. The things I always consider when buying game cases for cartridges:- Does it hold them in place, but let's them be removed without to much force being needed- Will the outer casing provide protection in case of falls or minor accidents- Will I be able to find it easily if I put it downThis case checks all my boxes and I highly recommend it if you have a big physical nintendo switch game library or plan on having one.

tl;dr - Only have had it for a day so far, It's a nice case for organizing/displaying switch cartriges for easy access at a glance. If handled roughly though, the games will fall out.Just received this in the mail today and put my switch games in it. I've read many reviews before purchasing and decided to go for it anyway despite some people saying the games fall out with that being my biggest concern. I only have 24 games as of right now but decided to get the case that holds 60 purely based on the artwork (they didn't have this design for the case that holds 30). This case is the only one I've found so far that can hold this amount of games but also display them so you don't have have slide them out of a pocket to see what they are.So far, I'm really liking this case. It's still the first day, but as of right now, it seems very sturdy, the clasps click well and the games fit perfectly inside the foam and don't wiggle around unless you're really trying. The first thing I did do though when I put my games in, was shake it all around and drop it on the carpet upside down a few times. The shaking was fine, no games came loose but 2 upside down drops on the carpet from about 2 feet high, and about 6 or 7 games came loose. So just be careful not to drop it, if it's just rustling around in a backpack or something it should probably be fine.It is a tad big, about 7 inches wide and almost 9.5 inches tall so it might not fit on a DVD case style shelf but definitely a bookshelf. Also I noticed some people saying it smells funny and is sticky? I've experienced neither of those, it smells like a plastic binder (reminds me of school shopping for binders back in the day). That must just be a case by case thing.Overall for my first impressions, I like it. I love having my cartriges alphabetized all in one place that's still easily accessible to switch them out. I will update over time because I'm assuming it's not going to hold up just based on what everybody is saying that has had it for a considerable amount of time and the fact that it is foam, and foam will deform over time. Rubber inserts of some sort would've been nice, rubber won't deform like foam and won't possibly damage the cartridge like plastic.