PowerA Premium Game Card Case for Nintendo Switch - Mario M

When I first bought one of these PowerA Game Card Cases (The Zelda Hylian Crest case) for my Nintendo Switch games, the first thing to cross my mind was "It's small, but tough, looks cool, but it's heavy." Well, I was right about these first impressions I got from it. Don't get me wrong; the material used to make these, both inside and out, is of really good quality. Outside it's a hard shell with a gorgeous rubber and plastic cover. Inside, it's tough, but soft rubber, so your games won't get scratched, and they hold on tight so you don't have to worry (too much) if it falls from your hands. Your games will remain in their sockets safe and sound, although if you have an mSD card in there, which also fits snugly and secure in its socket under your Switch game, there's a higher chance that a fall will set that game and mSD loose; so be careful when you open it if you happen to have dropped it before. It can only hold up to 12 games and mSDs (Though I can't really see anyone getting 12 mSDs for their Switches...). In any case, if you're like me, who prefers to buy physical games rather than digital, then you'll be running out of space soon and will be needing a second or third Game Card Case. In my case, so far, I only gotten another; the Super Mario M Logo case.One more thing I want to point out is that I bought both PowerA Game Card Cases for Nintendo Switch on sale prices, and this is worth that money. I dare say, I would pay up to 10 dollars for these in a heartbeat, but if they are higher, I would consider it, particularly when thinking about the quantity of games it can hold. Regardless of this, I feel these are some of the best and most gorgeous card cases you'll find for Switch. I would recommend them to whomever were to ask me about them.

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Until now, I’ve been keeping my games in their cases. I don’t buy downloaded, I buy physical games. Switching out physical games is already annoying, but my insistence that they go in their proper case makes it even more annoying. So I wanted a cartridge case. I don’t have many games so most cases were just too much capacity for my needs. I also don’t favor the fabric storage cases. This fit the bill of a plastic case with small(ish) cartridge count. But it’s so much better.1) Official Nintendo product. Great price for an official product and means it’s very giftable.2) Hard case. The case itself is a thick plastic. The interior that holds the cartridges is a high density foam.3) Heft. This case is surprisingly weighty. The entire design on the front is molded from a heavy plastic/rubber. It just feels good to hold. Again, great gifting possibilities.4) Looks. I do not have this put away in a cabinet. I have it happily standing on a shelf next to my video games. It’s fun!

These are the BEST Switch card cases I have found. I have each of the styles and have given them as gifts, too. They are lined with soft silicone type material which holds the cards nicely but doesn’t require any force to pull them out, which is what I dislike about all other cases I’ve found. You can also see the game names clearly, unlike a lot of those elastic type holders where you have to slide each one out to find the one you’re looking for.The exterior is also very well made. Very sturdy feeling and seems to be made of high quality materials. The latch is secure but doesn’t require a ton of force to open like other cases I’ve owned. And they are so cute!I use the Amazon Basics carrying cases for the Switch itself and I’ve found that I can put 4 of these in one Amazon Basics case. I now carry one for the console and one for the games when I’m traveling. Works great as there are no quality high capacity game card cases that I’ve seen so far. Can’t recommend highly enough, especially when the add on price is only $5!

I have several of these little cases, they hold 12 switch games. I don’t travel with it much, but I keep it in my night stand for switching games instead of having to get them off my shelf.

It’s perfect! Easy to open and close. Easy to put the cartridges in and take them out. They fit snug and won’t fall out but you can take them out effortlessly. The inside has a soft silicone feel. It fits 12 cartridges. The games are so expensive, it’ll take him a while to collect 12. I preordered the Minecraft case so he’ll have it when ever he does fill this one up.It’s smaller than his 3ds cartridge case but the cartridges are tiny and it really doesn’t need to be bigger. It’s the perfect size to fit in an adult’s back pants pocket. As far as kid pockets go, we found that it will fit in cargo pants pockets but most kid jeans pockets are too narrow. *See picture* We have the Nintendo switch traveling case though so it’s not a big deal.I recommend this case! We had a different one but I gave it away in the free section of Craigslist, it was a complete nightmare to get the carts in and out as well as to open and close! *See picture*

Cube not flat card holder. Doesn't match pic.

I love the look and feel of these cartridge cases. I've bought them in a couple of colors. They hold my Ninendo games very securely. I wish they came in bigger editions, though, as I'd like to have all my games in one case. Couldn't be happier with the looks and sturdiness of these, though!Let Amazon donate to your favorite charity! Use Amazon Smile (smile.amazon.com) when you order and Amazon will donate to the charity of your choice when you make a qualifying purchase. Check out how Amazon Smile works at https://smile.amazon.com/gp/chpf/about/ref=smi_se_rspo_laas_aas. My shopping is donating to my favorite charity, Canines for Independence at no cost to me. Awesome!