which platform has the worst amount of badly damaged cases?

[TheSegaSaturnGuy]

Nearly every Saturn game I own has a crack in it. They really suck lol. Also, I have seen a lot of Genesis cases with broken pins that clip the case together.

[soul_hacker]

I would have to say all gameboy games, hands down. Not only are they hard to find, when one does, they're usually in crap condition.

[Hazerd]

I would have to say all gameboy games, hands down. Not only are they hard to find, when one does, they're usually in crap condition.

I disagree, i feel Gameboy games are easier to find in good condition than like NES/SNES/GEN carts.

[TheRev]

Thick Dreamcast cases for imports I've yet to find any replacement cases either.

[SNKnicotine]

I'd have to say that even though the long boxed games, do normally get damaged theres nothing more fustrating that finding a cardbord long boxed ps1 game damaged. I found a copy of doom for the ps1 (love that game) but someone or something had slashed the front cover. these cases are irreplaceable as the image is printed on the box its self and not the insert unless you buy another copy of doom.(refer to image below)

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[RetroVision]

I would have to say all gameboy games, hands down. Not only are they hard to find, when one does, they're usually in crap condition.

I disagree, i feel Gameboy games are easier to find in good condition than like NES/SNES/GEN carts.

I agree with the disagree, all the Gameboy cases I found are solid. Sega CD and Saturn are the worst, sometimes they crack while opening them gently. PS1 cases suck too. Even though Saturn and SCD cases are awful, I still think they look the best when on display....it is easy to make them look neat and organized. I think SNES and 64 boxes look nice on the shelves too, but the boxes can be damaged...the hard case of the Saturn and SCD at least hold its form.

[G-Darius]

Sega Dreamcast cases easily,not only do they break when you drop them they also break when you open them causally yippee!.