My SNES cart storage solution might make you laugh.

[SirPsycho]

I uploaded an album of pictures to show everybody that it really is easy to make some dirt cheap storage and have fun with how ghetto and ingenious you might have to be at some points in life. Each image has descriptions of the process, but its stupidly easy anyway. Anyway, enjoy.

http://imgur.com/a/J5YRJ#0

[FireStar]

You might want to put your boxed games on top, I don't think that is the most stable of shelves. :p
That is a pretty accessible way to store loose carts though.

[Shadow Kisuragi]

The only problem there-in is if you try to stack them or something is being used as a brace for the weight.

[SirPsycho]

Its not the most stable, but I made it to be simple and not have to spend any money.

I'm not stacking anything on them, I put the box on my dresser so its the first thing I see everyday.

[Tynstar]

 

Thats awesome

Here is the best storage place for loose carts

Storage


 

[SirPsycho]

I should put a picture of my Sega shoebox in that album.

[Shadow Kisuragi]

I should put a picture of my Sega shoebox in that album.

I was going to mention that myself.

[SirPsycho]

Done.

[blcklblskt]

That is pretty awesome.

[Lendorien]

Not a bad solution for pretty much zero dollars.  One of the most interesting DIY projects I found was a 36 slot wooden shelf that I found at Goodwill. The slots are the exact size needed for unboxed NES games.

I think someone could make a wooden shelf like your cardboard box for fairly cheap if they had the cutting tools needed.