(10) Standard Empty Replacement Game Cases - Compatible with Black Nintendo DS - VGBR14DSBK

Great for collectors like me, and also serves as not only as a DS case, but can also fit GBA games.

Came on time and would gladly buy this set again from the same store. With some modding it can fit Game Gear cartridges.

It’s alright but the plastic feels kinda cheap and feels pretty easy to break too, but if you’re starting to collect video games then it works great! If you’re just looking for something that works, then buy this but if you want something official and feels quality then I wouldn’t recommend it but for me, it works just fine.

These are great because they can serve as a replacement case for both the DS and GBA. Is the quality as good as the OEM cases? No- but it’s good enough. Perfect for my needs

Great product. I use it for my GBA games that were loose before but now they sit nicely on my shelf

only got one

Cases are made of cheap plastic and do not snap close correctly if at all. Color is off compared to original DS cases.

A quick summary is that these cases are overpriced dumpster fill. The only way these cases replace the original Nintendo version is in pictures, but just barely. To start with they are the wrong color. The "new" cases are almost black while the originals are the same grey as the DS cartridges, which is a very noticeable difference. Besides being a different color the plastic also doesn't bend as well. When you close the cases, it feels like you are stretching them out. Then when you open them they don't stay open. The originals will lay flat when open while the replacements will stay bent.They are described as a replacement for broken Nintendo DS cases, but the quality of plastic used for these is so cheap that 4 of the 10 were already broken. Probably because the packaging for these was way too tight, and the thin layer of bubble wrap was too little for a shipment that had to cross an ocean. Unsurprisingly the clear plastic used for the front is incredibly cheap, it's barely better than cling wrap. I actually stretched the film just placing the cover art. I figured I had been a bit too rough, but even being ridiculously careful I stretched the film on 3 more.The tooling for these cases is also super low quality because none of the 10 "new" cases had two working latches, the clips on the sides that hold them closed. Coupled with the fact that the plastic stretches when you close them means that, one unless you stack or jam them together they hold themselves open slightly, and two if you stack too many or jam them too tightly they "over close and the sides go out of alignment. This issue is made worse by the fact that both the GBA and DS clips are incredibly insecure. The GBA clips didn't work at all and the DS ones were very loose. This means that the cases won't hold the games in place and when they do fall out of their slots they will completely fall out of the case, and potentially get lost or damaged. And at if that happens why even bother with a case. Slightly less important but still disappointing is that all of the surfaces have scuffs that are very obviously caused by damaged tools, many of which look like lame attempts to repair the finish of the mold.One of the worst problems though, is that GBA games technically DO NOT fit in these. The ad clearly states that they will hold GBA carts and while there is a sad excuse for a slot included, they will not close with one installed. This is because the front side is different from the original. One of the tabs that extends the length of the panel is too tall and cuts into the space a GBA cart would need. So if you want a case for GBA games you will have to cut this tab. The only problem is unless you are super careful with a dremel you will break through the case modifying it. Any stress from this tab to the main piece and it will tear out the section it is attached too.I would strongly advise against buying these and will be replacing mine as soon as I can get different ones. I haven't been this thoroughly disappointed in a product in years. Making cases out of the cheap cardboard these shipped in would have resulted in a higher quality product.