Are there no plastic cases for the loose cartridges?

[kain11th]

I just bought a Lynx for the first time and it came with 8 games loose. I noticed there doesn't seem to be any plastic cases like the gameboy r game gear games had. D you know any sites that make any custom cases like those? 

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[Nop90]

Just use the gameboy cases. You can put 2 carts in every case. This is what me and other people do.

[tripled79]

Yeah, I noticed this too. There are some small businesses that make cases for loose games. But nobody seems to make cases for Lynx...

[unoclay]

I still store my loose carts in a tupperware.  But i like the idea of getting a baseball card holder and maybe hanging them somehow, so i can see them.

[Ninjabba]

Definitely go for the Gameboy cases, I think its the best option out there.

[4ever2600]

I want to thank you all for the suggestions.  I ended up picking up a few dozen of the generic Gameboy cases to help me store my lynx games and it worked out perfect!  Anyone who might be on the fence,  this is the way to go!

[+slx]

A couple of years ago a very neat binder for loose Lynx carts was sold here on AA, probably with repurposed baseball card ring binder pouches. Unfortunately it remained a one-off. 
 

I use Gameboy cases as Europe used to be cut off from baseball card paraphernalia.

[Machine]

20 hours ago, slx said:

A couple of years ago a very neat binder for loose Lynx carts was sold here on AA, probably with repurposed baseball card ring binder pouches. Unfortunately it remained a one-off. 
 

I use Gameboy cases as Europe used to be cut off from baseball card paraphernalia.

 

I use to use Silver Dollar sleeves. The pages work good too.