HORI Game Card Case 24 for Nintendo Switch Officially Licensed by Nintendo

Most Nintendo Switch portable carrying cases have a card storage holder/divider flap separating the accessories and Nintendo Switch console with individualized fabric pocket slots. Been using the Nintendo Switch Sheikah Slate Carrying Case that came with the Zelda Breath of the Wild Collector's edition to carry my games up until nowThis HORI case has a lot of advantages over the card slots for that carrying case:-Better protection from exposed game card. As you know, each Switch game card has a huge exposed pins in the back. With the HORI case there's no contact between the back plastic and the pins. Yes, there's padding in the back of the carrying case, but friction from rubbing overtime may scratch or damage the game data, or have some fabric on the back rub into the pins which may drop into your Nintendo Switch game slot.-More secure. Game cards snap into place in the Hori case with no worry of it coming loose. With the carrying case, you sometimes have to lift up and/or wiggle the game card in. Also with extended use, the fabric may expand causing the game card to slip out during transit.-More Game Slots. Carrying cases I've seen so far have 8 to19 game slots as oppose to 24* in the HORI Case-Easier to view games. Carrying cases tend to have 3/4 of the game card portrait covered. May not be an issue if you have a few games, but if you have a handful, it may be hard to manage/remember which slot matches which game at a glance seeing the top 10% of every game card i own so far has the Nintendo Switch logo in red on top. Yes, you can pull each one out at a time if you forget, but it's not very convenient. With the HORI case you can see the full cover view of the game card and easier for you, your friends, and family to pick and choose without taking all games out of their slot or simply just mention verbally each game you have.The only disadvantage I see is that it's a separate accessory and not build into the carrying case itself. Despite this, i think the advantages outweighs this one negative in comparison.Additional notes:-*Case can technically fit 24 game cards if you do not include the micro SD holder adapter which takes up one game slot. So if you plan to use the SD holder, it'll bring the number of physical games you can hold to 23.-Game case is very compact and can fit in the palm of your hand. If you own a lot of games, be protective of it, because if you lose it, you're missing out on up to 24 games.Overall, I'm very impressed by this case. Will be holding my Nintendo Switch library for years to come...or until I fill it up. When that happens I may purchase another one seeing what's in the market at that time

Great case for a great price. It can hold 24 games. It saves space in your desk or bookbag instead of carrying the whole game case. This is perfect for any Nintendo fans. The games is very easy to take out. It is like my medicine box. lol

Hori is the greatest with accessories and their products prove it. The case is nice, compact and sturdy. I also don't have to remove any games from their case's any longer. That make it a lot easier to grab a game and play it.

Hard material and high qualityMy son has been using it from more than 3 years

Love everything about this. Compact, easy to use, holds in everything. The one tiny tiny pet peeve is that when taking the game out is kinda a struggle. I'm big on keeping my physical games clean and neat and sometimes I have a mini heart attack trying to take it out smoothly. But other than that it's ya a great case.

I have never had a HORI product that I didn't love. This game case is no exception. It maximizes space and total game card storage perfectly. And unlike similar third-party cases, HORI designed this with room for each game card to slide in and out without having to push up against the other card. It also has a great clasp and includes storage for two micro SD memory cards too. A must have!

I bought this a few years ago to put all my swich games in so my kids didn't lose them. So far no games have been misplaced or lost. Highly recommend!

It's a nicely made, convenient and reasonably-priced little game case, and it looks nice too, but make sure you take a look at the (admittedly very basic) instructions.The games are designed to pop in one way, in the direction of the arrow, and are removed by applying pressure to the edge of the game, again in the direction of the arrow to pull them out (I hold the case horizontally and pull the game I want towards me). The case holds the games tight, but they shouldn't be difficult to remove the way some of the reviews have stated - you just shouldn't be forcing them. If you have trouble with it, be sure when inserting or removing games you're pushing in the direction of the arrow so it applies pressure towards the tabs on the opposite side. The games should pop right in and out relatively easily.That all being said, since clearly some people are breaking games or hurting themselves trying to get them out, maybe the case or the instructions could've been designed more intuitively and the plastic certainly could've been softer, so I wouldn't recommend this for kids.