Club Nintendo 3DS Card Case 18

Genki doesn't get involved in cuisine, but if it did sell hot cakes we'd probably go for Okonomiyaki buns with sweetcorn and Kewpie mayonnaise. The gaming equivalent of hot cakes of late (as we are often asked) has been these very tidy DS and 3DS cart holders exclusively from Club Nintendo. For a mighty one hundred and fifty points gamers in Japan can enjoy this holder that holds eighteen carts in total. The dimensions are the same as one DS case making it great for gaming on the go and also for preserving the condition of the other game boxes and manuals. Internal design of the holder make use of the fine Nintendo artwork. We recently discovered three covers supplied in total with each cart holder. One for everyday of the bank holiday weekend.

Genki Update

Just a little update of what has been popping up on our website of late. And not wishing to send Star Trek fans of a certain vintage running to the hills, but the Borg is here at last. Bandai's robotic critter WonderBorg would give Sony's Aibo the run around.

Nintendo's badge collection allows gamers to show their faith in the Kyoto company: be it with a full roster or a subtle, one-off lapel badge for a bit of vintage chic.

The Club Nintendo theme continues with the top selling Card Case which can be used for DS games too.Very useful when gaming on the go.

Solid sounds reverberate courtesy of the Pilotwings, Mario Kart and Starfox soundtrack CDs no doubt getting the dance floor rocking at the Nintendisco nights. 

Baito Hell is Sony's answer to Wario Ware, but in a more street savvy, Sony way. That and Sapphire make the PSP cooler than an Elvis impersonator in Ueno Park.

 
Finally the Virtual Boy starter pack seems to burgeon each time for those lucky enough to own one of Yokoi san's finest. Happy Genki Gaming.