Agree on the air circulation issue - covering games in plastic for a longer
period *may* prove fatal depending on the humidity you enshrine with them.
Make sure to puncture ziplocs if you plan to store games in them for
several years.
As for the plastic cases I would order 100 or so if they were i
Would this plastic case idea work if they simply had small vent holes in
them? I'm most interested in them to prevent crushing during movement and
damage from touching (or biting in the case of my dog or son).
Hugh
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Vent holes should work fine, giving the contents a chance to 'breathe' just
a little is all it takes.
/Alexander
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Agreed, but strategically-placed holes to allow a minimum of dust to get
inside.
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> Would this plastic case id
I had a pipe burst above one of my boxes of games once. They were
spared because of some cheap loose-fitting bags sealed with a single piece
of tape. Breathable but servicable too. Certainly one can't expect plastic
boxes to protect them from everything, but I strongly agree with the
'st