What to do with retro sports games?

[Czernobog]

-Put them in a CD player, press play, and see what it does to dogs in your area.

Capital idea!

[eSPy]

something like this:

[toadhall]

And also, cartridge backs could be salvaged as replacements for titles with gunked and cruddied up backs.

I second this.

[hashiriya1]

something like this:

I sat on that thing, haha. It's on the 3rd floor of Super Potato.

[yomomma1]

All, or well most of my sports games (Except a few I like) are sitting in a box, with other cheap games.

I have used a lot of the backs of the cartridges and swapped them out with more expensive games(Usually rpgs). I check to see the back is exactly the same (which can be a pain for later cartridges) and change them out, so no one knows.

[AmishSamurai]

something like this:

I sat on that thing, haha. It's on the 3rd floor of Super Potato.

Did you feel the might of the gaming gods surge through you?

[hashiriya1]

something like this:

I sat on that thing, haha. It's on the 3rd floor of Super Potato.

Did you feel the might of the gaming gods surge through you?

No, but the chair was rather uncomfortable.

[aaron]

No, but the chair was rather uncomfortable.

it looks so famicomfortable, though.

/rimshot

[fvgazi]

I'm sure some can be used as donor carts for repros as well.

[Jrecee]

I'm sure some can be used as donor carts for repros as well.

That. And I used to buy 50 - 99 cent sports games for genesis if they had a case. Cases are useful. The tall EA cart boxes are even good for 32X games.

Personally I give all my old sports games to my little brother so he can not play them.