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

Comes with a gba slot but the case does not fully closed when in use. It will latch closed but it will bulge in the center. It can be awkward to close sometimes and might misalign. Only 1 of the 50 so far has had any defects (plastic was ripped. Holds ds games as expected and clipping off the top tab let's it hold 3ds games perfectly well so I don't have to buy 2 different cases.

There are an awful lot of negative reviews on this product. As someone that refurbishes GBA games and is looking for a nice way to improve their presentation, this is the best product I have found so far.There is an issue with the GBA game not fitting perfectly when trying to close the case. For about 60% of the cases, this has been a non-issue or almost non-issue. For the rest, you'll need to modify the case to get it to snap shut. Any pliers will do, and if you're careful and neat, you can make the finished product still look very professional.I'm assuming the owner removed the "GBA" compatibility from the listing because they were getting bad reviews SPECIFICALLY for the GBA portion of the holder. This is ashame, because it really is the best thing out there for GBA, when price is a consideration (when isn't it??).This is my 3rd time buying the set of 50. I'm very satisfied. I hope they continue to keep the GBA holder portion of the cases in the model.

I bought these knowing they would not be the sturdiest cases out there, that the color would be off (DS Cases are a dark gray) and the plastic would easily snap on the inside. Which is exactly what I wanted, as I bought these for cases for old systems like the Sega Game Gear, Atari Lynx, and Game Boy Advance.The plastic is easy to break and mold to work well for the Sega Game Gear cartridges compared to the much sturdier official cases. Lack of any Nintendo branding helps with this as well. It *usually* has a tight enough snap and fit for Lynx carts on top of the DS cart holder.The GBA though. Well... the biggest design flaw rears it’s ugly head with the Game Boy Advance carts. The slot that’s supposed to fit those games natively fits them, but there is a plastic divider that makes it impossible to fit properly until you break it yourself. Once that’s done, it fits fine, but considering the case was meant for DS and GBA, it’s disappointing that it can’t properly fit the latter portable’s games without modification.But even with these issues, and the occasional broken fit lock to close the case upon arrival from time to time (expect 1-2 to be in worse shape than others) they do their job for the price of around $1.30 a piece.

I saw so many reviews where the GBA didnt fit. Mine did perfectly and I will order more. I got the 30 pack and not one had an issue. It's not like having the original case but def worth it.

I bought these for packing DS and GBA games for sale on FBA. They work great for ds games but I have a small complaint when using them for GBA games. The fit isn't quite right so when you have a GBA game in the case, the case doesn't close all the way. They still work fine but you have to be careful that the case stays closed because it doesn't shut all the way. Other than that these cases are good quality and a good value.

I was in the same boat as a lot of people, I was looking to label and box up my dozens of gameboy advance games so they can be neatly displayed on a shelf. Unfortunately Nintendo no longer sells the DS cases that include the GBA slot. I went to a few gamestops asking if they were getting rid of any DS cases and was told no. I found these and at first was turned off by the negative reviews. But the 5 pack was really cheap and I have Prime so what the heck I thought. Suffice to say, after getting the 5, I went ahead and bought the pack of 50.Are they as good as official Nintendo DS cases? Absolutely not. The plastic is darker and they are definitely much cheaper. Out of my pack of 50, 2 were broken and had to be thrown out. I figured it was acceptable loss considering the price. But the rest were fine. You just have to be a bit (but not much) more careful opening and closing them.Now as for the major issue people complain of, that the GBA games don't actually fit, that the case will not close once they are in. This is all absolutely true. I bought these knowing that, and part of the reason that I bough the pack of 5 first was to see how easy they were to modify. The answer is that it is very easy to modify these to actually fit GBA games proper. This may be a deal breaker for you and I suppose that is understandable. I used a pair of end snippers that I bought at Home Depot for about 10 bucks and have been using these to modify about a hundred Universal Game Cases to fit my NES games. Other people have different methods. Compared to UGCs, modifying these DS cases are a piece of cake. Literally two snips of the bottom portion of the GBA holder which takes like 10 seconds, and done. GBA game now fits.All in all, I was satisfied with this purchase. But thanks to the negative reviews (which I definitely advise heeding to a certain extent), I had low expectations. My expectations were exceeded and this was a cheap solution to making my game room look a bit more awesome. Shout out to The Covers Project. :)

I'm putting all of my old games into new cases with custom case art and these are perfect. Seem good enough quality as well. Mine don't have the GBA spot, but that's okay.