AES game display ideas?

[joecommando]

Looking for collection display ideas. Was wondering if anyone has a good solution for displaying AES games? I want to display my games with the front artwork on the case being clearly visible. I tried just putting them front facing on the shelf but they tip over so easily and I dont want to damage my games. Need a good way to have them securely in place while being fully front facing.

 

[Heinz]

Joecommando...joecomma...JOE9 !!

 

[ggallegos1]

Magazine rack?

 

[sylvie]

Fucking dumbass

 

[mhell06]

This thread is weird. Is this whole forum an injoke? Feels like I'm missing something. Would also like to know about some display ideas.

 

[Digmac]

This thread is weird. Is this whole forum an injoke? Feels like I'm missing something. Would also like to know about some display ideas.

The answer shall be revealed once you 1 credit clear Legend of Success Joe five times in a row. That is the source of all wisdom.

May Joe be with you.

 

[Neo Alec]

This thread is weird. Is this whole forum an injoke? Feels like I'm missing something. Would also like to know about some display ideas.

This isn't the only place online where some cringe at OCD collecting, right?

 

[evil wasabi]

you can look up shadow boxes. The carts are just under 2” deep, and will fit most shadow boxes. At roughly 8.5”x7”, you should be able to go 6 across a 48” wide shadow box.

alternatively, you can buy some 2x4s and a make a shelf that would be super easy to mount against a wall. Make sure you just use a stain on the wood and not some special gloss finish that could stick to the cart cases or corrode.

 

[Neo Alec]

Book display stands. (Maybe not this one, but something like this anyway.)

Amazon.com: Artiving 4" Black 12pcs/Set Plastic Easels Plate Display Stands Picture Frame Stand Holder: Home & Kitchen

Amazon.com: Artiving 4" Black 12pcs/Set Plastic Easels Plate Display Stands Picture Frame Stand Holder: Home & Kitchen

www.amazon.com

 

[Neodogg]

take the games out of them to reduce the weight and place on the shelf. You could make a little bracket for them as well.

 

[yagamikun]

You could get some ideas in the Collections thread. Lots of pictures of how people have displayed their AES games. I have mine displayed at an angle so you can still see the spine, but also the front of the case. I do this because the vast majority of my AES collection are Japanese games. While I'm familiar with the spines of each game, folks that come over can't read Japanese so this way they can also see the cover with the full logo and art. More function over form, but it looks good as well.

 

[neo_mao]

I keep mine in the freezer so they don’t spoil

 

[joecommando]

This thread is weird. Is this whole forum an injoke? Feels like I'm missing something. Would also like to know about some display ideas.

You can't post on neo-geo.com and not expect to get it goes with the territory.

 

[joecommando]

Some great ideas in here. Will check them out and decide what suits my space best.

 

[sylvie]

Try using superglue

 

[SignOfGoob]

Try using superglue

...AND NO CHEAP SHIT. Get the best glue you can find.

 

[HeavyMachineGoob]

You can't post on neo-geo.com and not expect to get it goes with the territory.

You're more likely to get the if you act like a fagit.

 

[Ajax]

What do you expect him to do? Bury the fuckin’ carts when they’re not in use, like a real man or something?

The artwork is dope, it makes sense to want to see covers instead of just spines.

In thinking about this, I remembered the shelves at video rental stores back in the day. Those would be perfect. Wonder if this place might have something worth checking out:

Video Rental Supply Store

 

[Neodogg]

Maybe you could find those old comic book spinning displays?

 

[Neodogg]

Maybe you could find those old comic book spinning displays?

Carousel is what I mean…




there is this also, teacher friend recommended it. They use it to hold iPads…