Is there any issue's storing video game cartridges and video game consoles in non-climate controlled storage units?
I live in a area when it can get 0 digit temperatures in the winter and high 90's in the summer.
Now....I wouldnt put cd's in it, but would temperature change build moisture and damage either console or game cartridge? Also from excessive heat in summer?
Storing Video game cartridges and consoles in storage units
Storing Video game cartridges and consoles in storage units
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Re: Storing Video game cartridges and consoles in storage units
Not a good idea. A recent post less then a week ago.
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Re: Storing Video game cartridges and consoles in storage units
Thanks, Ill take a look!
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Re: Storing Video game cartridges and consoles in storage units
Anybody else have an opinion?
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Re: Storing Video game cartridges and consoles in storage units
I would avoid it. This is a "we told you so" moment waiting to happen 
Re: Storing Video game cartridges and consoles in storage units
I'd avoid it as well, the previously mentioned topic was in Houston and only for the winter which is mild compared to the conditions you're describing. I live in an area with a similar climate and would never consider leaving gaming stuff in a store unit with no climate control.
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