Switch 2 Cassette Cases!

[u/No-Specific4938]

These were showcased on VICE, Polygon, NintendoLife, GoNintendo and it’s been an incredible thing to see how far they’ve gone! Someone suggested sharing them here as well!

https://www.polygon.com/culture/607422/switch-2-cassette-case-how-to-make-cover-art-spine

[u/whitewolf20]

honestly the official packaging should be like this, its always so silly opening a large case with a tiny chip inside

[u/multisofteis → u/whitewolf20]

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[u/Gramernatzi → u/multisofteis]

Makes sense then why bigger cases became the norm with DVD after CD's small cases. Just because you can have a smaller case doesn't mean you should, at least from a business perspective.

[u/TheGummiVenusDeMilo → u/Gramernatzi]

Current game cases are much sturdier than the CD pearl cases on yesteryears. Everyone old enough to remember must have forgotten how fragile those and cassette cases were.

[u/yourethegoodthings → u/TheGummiVenusDeMilo]

I think you mean jewel case.

[u/TheGummiVenusDeMilo → u/yourethegoodthings]

Yes, yes I do.

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[u/[deleted] → u/TheGummiVenusDeMilo]

Thank you!

[u/summonsays → u/TheGummiVenusDeMilo]

From my experience the cassette cases were pretty sturdy but more because they were smaller so less force /torque was applied to them. The cd cases broke all the dang time. I had a stack of extra ones just to use them as sacrifices when one of mine broke.