Review by Christopher Adams for Game Boy Carrying Case (colors may vary) Rating:
I bought my GBA SP several months ago and bought one of these cases because I obviously wanted to protect my investment. I wish that I had not bought this particular case. It just doesn’t suit my particular needs. There are pros and cons however. Pros: -Rugged: This thing could take a beating, that’s for sure. It has an extremely durable exterior. -Storage: You can carry GBA SP games in this (but see below for a related con)Cons: -Storage: There is only enough room in the pouch to carry two games. (Three if you count the one that is actually in the GBA you are carrying.) -Bulky: This is extremely bulky. For slim and sleek protection, check out the Black Leather Pelican GBA SP cover. That’s what my wife has, and the one I plan on getting to replace this one. This is a somewhat attractive or nice looking case, but it is ultimately very unwieldy. On it’s back is a loop that could be used as a belt strap or a laptop bag strap (in addition to the carry strap you see in the images). I can see you hooking it to a laptop bag shoulder strap, but not wearing it on your belt. In a sales promotion, some stores were giving these away with GBA SP’s. I actually paid for mine. I wish I hadn’t. In a nutshell, it’s durable and rugged, but bulky and storage options are limited. Hope this helps you.
Review by Coding Genius for Game Boy Carrying Case (colors may vary) Rating:
I got this case as a gift, and it’s a great case if you want to take your GBA SP and a few games for a short trip. If, like me, you like to take several games and the adapter on longer trips, it’s just too small.
At most, the case can hold the GBA SP (and one game inside) and 3 additional games. The games are stored in a little pocket on the front of the pouch, protected only by the flap. This isn’t a lot of protection, should the case fall. The SP itself is pretty well padded in this case, as it provides enough protection for the system itself.
I have taken to using another backpack to hold additional games and the adapter, but I still put the system inside this case before putting it in the backpack.
If you want a cheap case or only have a few games, then this is the case for you!
Review by Hyper from sugar and nostalgia for Game Boy Carrying Case (colors may vary) Rating:
This is a decent buy because it is has a soft inner linning to protect your GameBoy SP. An interesting addition is the back of the case is a little slip that you can loop to your belt. I didn’t use it but it’s a nice option. It can really hold one game if you don’t want the games scratching but it’s more to protect the gameboy from dust and other harmful particles than anything else. It’s a good buy if your room is dirty and you hate cleaning up but the thought of your gameboy breaking is simply atrocious.
Review by D. Bailey for Game Boy Carrying Case (colors may vary) Rating:
There is a definite benefit on one of these cases — I own one — and that is keeping the GBA protected from the wear-and-tear of day-to-day use. However, the inabilty to carry more than three games (one in the GBA and two in the pouch) is moderately annoying. Get this if you’re going to have your GBA floating around in your backpack or messenger bag.
Review by Crying for the Moon for Game Boy Carrying Case (colors may vary) Rating:
I have the blue version of this bag (to go with my cobalt SP)and love it! I only need 3 games (one in the SP) with me at a time anyway! What kind of freak needs a duffel bag for a case? This is sleek! The SP fits snugly inside with no moving around and 2 games fit safely in the front pocket (I prefer to have them facing with wider ends of the cartridges towards the middle for the best and safest fit. ^_^ The flap covers way over the top of the bag and keeps that SP in there! It comes with a wrist handle that I love (but can be taken off) and can be placed on a belt at the hip or can be placed on a backpack strap (preferably at your side where it’s safe.) I picked this case SPECIFICALLY because it was small!(I bought it at a brick-and-mortar store though,so I knew what I was getting)But I guess guys (it seems at least from the feedback) are too afraid to look like they’re carrying a purse. Hello! No one’s going to think you’re carrying a purse! In an age of tiny technical gadgets, everyone is carrying something in a tiny “purse-like” case. It’s called PORTABILITY! Perfect for carrying around the campus without taking up precious backback room or worse, getting smashed to bits! ^_^;
Review by Christopher Adams for Game Boy Carrying Case (colors may vary)
Rating:
I bought my GBA SP several months ago and bought one of these cases because I obviously wanted to protect my investment. I wish that I had not bought this particular case. It just doesn’t suit my particular needs. There are pros and cons however. Pros:
-Rugged: This thing could take a beating, that’s for sure. It has an extremely durable exterior.
-Storage: You can carry GBA SP games in this (but see below for a related con)Cons:
-Storage: There is only enough room in the pouch to carry two games. (Three if you count the one that is actually in the GBA you are carrying.)
-Bulky: This is extremely bulky. For slim and sleek protection, check out the Black Leather Pelican GBA SP cover. That’s what my wife has, and the one I plan on getting to replace this one. This is a somewhat attractive or nice looking case, but it is ultimately very unwieldy. On it’s back is a loop that could be used as a belt strap or a laptop bag strap (in addition to the carry strap you see in the images). I can see you hooking it to a laptop bag shoulder strap, but not wearing it on your belt. In a sales promotion, some stores were giving these away with GBA SP’s. I actually paid for mine. I wish I hadn’t. In a nutshell, it’s durable and rugged, but bulky and storage options are limited. Hope this helps you.
Review by Coding Genius for Game Boy Carrying Case (colors may vary)
Rating:
I got this case as a gift, and it’s a great case if you want to take your GBA SP and a few games for a short trip. If, like me, you like to take several games and the adapter on longer trips, it’s just too small.
At most, the case can hold the GBA SP (and one game inside) and 3 additional games. The games are stored in a little pocket on the front of the pouch, protected only by the flap. This isn’t a lot of protection, should the case fall. The SP itself is pretty well padded in this case, as it provides enough protection for the system itself.
I have taken to using another backpack to hold additional games and the adapter, but I still put the system inside this case before putting it in the backpack.
If you want a cheap case or only have a few games, then this is the case for you!
Review by Hyper from sugar and nostalgia for Game Boy Carrying Case (colors may vary)
Rating:
This is a decent buy because it is has a soft inner linning to protect your GameBoy SP. An interesting addition is the back of the case is a little slip that you can loop to your belt. I didn’t use it but it’s a nice option. It can really hold one game if you don’t want the games scratching but it’s more to protect the gameboy from dust and other harmful particles than anything else. It’s a good buy if your room is dirty and you hate cleaning up but the thought of your gameboy breaking is simply atrocious.
Review by D. Bailey for Game Boy Carrying Case (colors may vary)
Rating:
There is a definite benefit on one of these cases — I own one — and that is keeping the GBA protected from the wear-and-tear of day-to-day use. However, the inabilty to carry more than three games (one in the GBA and two in the pouch) is moderately annoying. Get this if you’re going to have your GBA floating around in your backpack or messenger bag.
Review by Crying for the Moon for Game Boy Carrying Case (colors may vary)
Rating:
I have the blue version of this bag (to go with my cobalt SP)and love it! I only need 3 games (one in the SP) with me at a time anyway! What kind of freak needs a duffel bag for a case? This is sleek! The SP fits snugly inside with no moving around and 2 games fit safely in the front pocket (I prefer to have them facing with wider ends of the cartridges towards the middle for the best and safest fit. ^_^ The flap covers way over the top of the bag and keeps that SP in there! It comes with a wrist handle that I love (but can be taken off) and can be placed on a belt at the hip or can be placed on a backpack strap (preferably at your side where it’s safe.) I picked this case SPECIFICALLY because it was small!(I bought it at a brick-and-mortar store though,so I knew what I was getting)But I guess guys (it seems at least from the feedback) are too afraid to look like they’re carrying a purse. Hello! No one’s going to think you’re carrying a purse! In an age of tiny technical gadgets, everyone is carrying something in a tiny “purse-like” case. It’s called PORTABILITY! Perfect for carrying around the campus without taking up precious backback room or worse, getting smashed to bits! ^_^;