Case

Another important part of the grading is the housing, which seals the evaluated objects and the recorded condition is preserved. Our acrylic housings are made in Germany by an ISO-certified manufacturer and are made of high-quality branded acrylic glass.

  • Display

    Your games will come into their own in this case. Thanks to the crystal-clear material, neither the colors nor important details are lost. On a smooth surface, the case has good ground bearing and stands stably. The dimensions are adapted to the respective format, so that the object is optically in the foreground. Due to the individual dimensions, the housing is particularly space-saving.

  • Protection

    The material is characterized by its impact resistance and offers very good protection for your games from hits and falls. Furthermore, the housing offers protection against dust and dirt. Sunlight is also not a problem, because our cases all offer the highest possible UV protection for your games and consoles.

  • Handwork

    There is a lot of manual work in every case, because all elements are bent, glued together, milled and polished by hand. In order to ensure that quality is as consistently high as possible, we have worked out secure processes together with our suppliers.

Label

Another important component, in addition to the acrylic case, is the label. Our label is made of high-quality material and is equipped with various security features such as a self-developed security hologram. On the label you will find all the important information about the evaluated object such as the title, the year of publication, the region and the publisher. The label also contains the partial ratings for the individual components and the resulting overall rating. You can also read the condition of the object on the label. With an individual serial number assigned to the evaluated object, which you can also find on the label, you can call up further information about the evaluated object online.

The label clearly summarizes all important information about the rated game in the smallest possible space. Despite the wealth of information, it appears uncluttered because it is clearly divided into zones – the logo on the left, the core data in the middle, the overall rating clearly visible on the right – and uses a clear font hierarchy: the game title large, additional information in smaller lines below. This allows the product, technical specifications, and rating result to be grasped at a glance.

The individual elements

  1. Title – The game title or the designation of the rated object.
  2. Details – Various information about the respective version.
  3. Serial number – The unique number of the rated object.
  4. Overall rating – The overall grade, calculated from the sub-ratings.
  5. Sub-ratings – The individual grades of the respective components (e.g., box and seal).
  6. Year of release – The year in which the object was released.
  7. Region – The area in which the object was published.
  8. System – The platform or system for which the game was released.
  9. Category – The condition of the object: SEALED for original sealed, NIB (New in Box) for new, unsealed, and CIB (Complete in Box) for used but complete games.
  10. Publisher – The company behind the release.