Game Chamber is perfect for storing carts, punishing children
The Game Chamber is a storage case with a twist -- well, two twists, really: 1) It's a lot bulkier than most other solutions, but more durable as a result, and 2) You can't take a game out without putting one back in.Why would Daze Products purposefully implement a prohibitive feature like this? According to the company's press release, the design "[teaches] kids how to take responsibility for their personal belongings."
The locking mechanism helps prevent children from doing whatever they seem to always be doing to lose their games, by forcing the little brats to keep their cartridges organized and accounted for.
Daze Products has the Game Chamber available in three different colors at its site -- silver, blue, and pink -- selling them for $14.95 each. Rotate and locate the embedded video demonstration past the post break.
[Via Press Release]
Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
hvnlysoldr @ Aug 3rd 2007 4:39PM
Auto-Play Alert! Eh eh eh brats..
TravistyOJ @ Aug 3rd 2007 4:45PM
I think they are underestimating the stubbornness of children. I can see some brat thinking "You think that little plastic thing is going to stop me?"
Kristi @ Aug 3rd 2007 6:04PM
All the kid has to do is get one of the blanks and put it in the empty slot. That's handy if a game is stolen or lost before they have a chance to put it back in the device. It's a cute concept but kinda bulky. Some parents will buy it, and it won't really solve the problem entirely, but it'll certainly prevent some lost games.
slyecho @ Aug 3rd 2007 7:16PM
Seems like a big waste of space to me. Come on, the carts are flat, wouldn't it be better to stack stem?
Chris @ Aug 3rd 2007 7:35PM
How about a game case that's a puzzle? Every time you want to get to a game you have to solve a complicated 3-dimensional rubiks-cube-esque puzzle? Maybe by the time you finished though you might have already gotten your game "fix". And hell, you won't even have to worry about your kid losing his games if he can't get to them.
driven2sin @ Aug 4th 2007 1:10AM
i think it would be better for kids to have the DS carts in 9mm like clips and shoot out games- atleast they will get some replay value
RoboJoel @ Aug 4th 2007 12:12PM
Just buy your kids a used Game Boy Pocket / Color / Advance (original model). Cheap Games. Cheap Hardware. They'll have fun, and you won't give a damn if they lose that 3 dollar game you picked up out of a box at Game Crazy.
They'll also be able to brag about beating Kid Icarus: Of Myths and Monsters, Gargoyle's Quest, and Drill Dozer when they get older to the gasps of many a friend.
AlanS17 @ Aug 4th 2007 3:18PM
What happens if they want to lend a game to a friend?? ;-)
Mr Khan @ Aug 4th 2007 4:52PM
@ AlanS17 it teaches the kids to be shrewd little capitalists, do nothing without getting something material in return
Hirsbrunner @ Aug 4th 2007 5:12PM
"Come on, the carts are flat, wouldn't it be better to stack stem?"
One word...PEZ.
J @ Aug 5th 2007 11:00AM
The games are stored sideways. How the hell are you supposed to read the label so you can actually see which game you are taking out. FAIL!!!
GregG @ Aug 6th 2007 1:35PM
turn it on its side and it looks like the autobot matrix of leadership
mike @ Aug 6th 2007 9:38PM
I bought a game chamber 3 weeks ago an my three kids havent lost a game. They used to miss place them everyday.
Robert @ Aug 7th 2007 1:27PM
The negative comments being posted are not worth the time it takes to read! Their naive comments are just another example of lack of knowledge and speaking out their %#$, if they had the slightest idea what they were talking about they would be looking for a way to invest in this company and help improve its functionality. As usual comments of these types come from jealous undereducated people who wish they had thought of it first. The Gamechamber is the best storage idea to come along in decades!!! Signed Chameleon
Parent @ Aug 7th 2007 7:19PM
My kids like it, therefore i like it
mike @ Aug 8th 2007 12:51AM
what happens if you want to lend a game to a friend? Get one from the friend so you have his as hostage. Ensures you get yours back. Who ever has YOUNG kids will understand (5-11)
Buy the game Chamber it's a great product, if anything you dont loose your carts........
J.C. @ Aug 8th 2007 9:42AM
The Game Chamber is a great way in helping kids to become more responsible for their games. It's also an excellent device to help in preventing the loss of many costly game discs. Try it and you won't be disappointed!
LI parent @ Aug 8th 2007 10:31AM
What a concept. Thanks to the people behind this wonderful product! Our kids think it's great and loved adding a personal touch to each game chamber with their own decorations.
Kids & parents, it's worth a try.
mike @ Aug 8th 2007 11:11AM
The person that did'nt understand how to see the names, theres a label on the back for them. I cant wait to see it for the CD'S.
ARTHUR STEWART @ Aug 8th 2007 1:19PM
My kids think it's great, their games are in one place & readily available. If they want to loan one to their friend they ask me for a blank. I'm buying another one for my cousins children
airpolgas @ Aug 8th 2007 9:05PM
I bought a Fossil watch metal case (watch tin) for $5 about a year ago. There is a circle groove in the foam where the watch would go, and I have been using it to store my DS carts. You can make a hexagon shape, and so far I have 4 sides comprised of 3 carts and the other 2 sides with 4 carts.
As a bonus, my watch tin is themes with asteroid, the game. They have a other game themed tins, but I like this one because it's blue.
I do like the "lock" feature of the Game Chamber, though.
Bob @ Aug 13th 2007 6:00PM
The Chamber is learning tool for brats and an investment protection for parents.
gamer+++ @ Aug 16th 2007 9:36AM
This has to be the best game storage system out. I am tired of my ziplock breaking. just think never lose another cart again, and if we want to loan them out how many time haven't we gotten them back? At least now we have one of there games, anyway I love it. It works great Thanks from GAMER++++
CA Parent @ Aug 16th 2007 12:03PM
When are you coming up with something for the kids underware