Where can I find some empty PS1 long boxes?

[aderial]

I recently found a few PS1 game discs with long box manuals at a thrift store for cheap, and I'm trying to find the long boxes to complete them. Not having any luck on ebay, any other places I should try?

[Howie6925]

try buying used saturn sports games and swapping out the inserts thats what I used to do when some of my ps1 longboxs/cases were in rough shape.

[aderial]

Yea I was thinking that, but then they would still be incomplete lol. I think all the games I found have card board long boxes, at least from what I've found out from searching them on ebay.

[Aussie2B]

You can find out what kind of long boxes your games had by checking here:

http://www.game-rave.com/psx/playstation_perfect_guide/long_box/index.htm

Although with some games, they actually manufactured more than one type, and I'm not sure if there's a way to tell what type of case your copy originally came in based off of the disc and manual.

[Shadow Kisuragi]

The only problem is that they would be incomplete without the inserts, and some come in printed cardboard boxes as mentioned previously. There are a couple box+disc longboxes at my local PnT if you're interested in completing them - Cyberspeed (cardboad) and NHL Powerplay?? (plastic)

[aderial]

Thanks guys. Specifically I'm looking for Resident Evil, Street Fighter Alpha Warrior's Dreams and King's Field.

[Arkhan]

yeah dude youre basically screwed on alot of them unless you can find the original boxes somewhere.... all those goony cardboard printed ones like Darkstalkers and stuff.


I wish they kept printing the games in those cases. They were neat.

[Mayhem]

Thanks guys. Specifically I'm looking for Resident Evil, Street Fighter Alpha Warrior's Dreams and King's Field.

All three of those are cardboard boxes to my knowledge.

[aderial]

yeah dude youre basically screwed on alot of them unless you can find the original boxes somewhere.... all those goony cardboard printed ones like Darkstalkers and stuff.


I wish they kept printing the games in those cases. They were neat.

Me too, I loved the cardboard cases.