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Sergio reviews and compares various Nintendo Switch game card cases, emphasizing the benefits of physical games such as collectibility, tradability, and saving on memory card space. He showcases a range of small cases, including those by RDS Industries and Funlab, as well as HORI's Pop & Go case. Medium cases like BagTu's and larger cases including UniKeep's 60-game binder and ButterFox's 63-game holder are also examined for their durability, capacity, and design. Discussion includes MoKo's transparent case and the issues with HORI’s tight slots. The video encourages viewer engagement and subscriptions.
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In this part of the video, Sergio reviews some of the best Nintendo Switch game card cases, starting with the smaller options. He discusses the advantages of physical games, such as collectibility, tradability, and saving memory card space. Sergio then showcases several small cases, including red RDS Industries cases that hold four games and two Micro SD cards, generic cases with similar capacity, and Pokedex-themed Funlab cases with six slots. He also highlights unique two-pack inserts for official Switch cases that offer seven slots and HORI’s Pop & Go case, which is known for its display and storage functions. Sergio transitions to medium cases, highlighting BagTu’s eight-game capacity case for its toughness, protection, and discrete profile.
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In this segment of the video, various game storage solutions are reviewed, highlighting their designs, capacities, and usability. The video covers multiple options, including a stylish but bulky case capable of holding both games and Micro SD cards. MoKo’s transparent plastic case is noted for its display aesthetic, despite being prone to breaks and scratches. For large storage, cases from brands like I-knee and HORI are discussed, with the latter facing criticism for its tight slots that may damage game cartridges. UniKeep’s binder case is favored for its simplicity and large capacity of 60 games. ButterFox’s versatile 63-game storage holder is praised for its hard-shell design and multipurpose slots. The segment concludes by encouraging viewer interaction and promoting subscription to the channel.
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In this part of the video, Sergio A.M. concludes the current segment and mentions that he will see the audience in the next video when he unboxes another item.