Ok Guys,
Let me explain my situation. I have roughly around 160+ games between 3 systems (360, PS3, and PC). I have recently developed a pretty big problem trying to store all the games AND also keep them in a decent spot where I can get to them.
I move most of my games to a storage tote, but becomes a pain in the butt to get out a game I would like to play. I have to pull out tote, remove many games to find game if it is near bottom, then again store tote itself.
I then kept out many of my most played games, but then these end up scattered around my desk area so they can be found and grabbed easy.
I recently got the idea of building some type of wall storage. I wanted to hear some guys ideas or experiences with this same kind of dilemma.
Here was my Idea Options......My only two main concerns is I want them easy to access and also want the spines of the game to be directly visible for easy finding.
1) Build a standard case, such as this. But attached to the wall rather than free standing.
2) Build a case similar to the above but add glass doors.
3) Build a recessed wall storage rack similar to the above but, recessed.
Let me explain my situation. I have roughly around 160+ games between 3 systems (360, PS3, and PC). I have recently developed a pretty big problem trying to store all the games AND also keep them in a decent spot where I can get to them.
I move most of my games to a storage tote, but becomes a pain in the butt to get out a game I would like to play. I have to pull out tote, remove many games to find game if it is near bottom, then again store tote itself.
I then kept out many of my most played games, but then these end up scattered around my desk area so they can be found and grabbed easy.
I recently got the idea of building some type of wall storage. I wanted to hear some guys ideas or experiences with this same kind of dilemma.
Here was my Idea Options......My only two main concerns is I want them easy to access and also want the spines of the game to be directly visible for easy finding.
1) Build a standard case, such as this. But attached to the wall rather than free standing.
2) Build a case similar to the above but add glass doors.
3) Build a recessed wall storage rack similar to the above but, recessed.
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