I have recently bought a few factory sealed games off ebay and I was wondering if it's safe to keep them in a shippin protector that has bubblewrap all the way around it on the inside. Will the plastic on the game in the longrun be melted to it or form a nasty pattern? Just wondering cause I want to keep them in mint. Thanks. Any tips on keeping them in great shape is appreciated.

In general, friction is bad for box corners, I think a lot of collectors store theirs in loose zip-strip baggies or special thin plastic shell boxes. The boxes are the best bet, since they're rigid and help to avoid another problem, impact damage. Even a slight impact from a thumb in the wrong place can cause a little warp, nick, fold or permanent bend. These things are actually more vulnerable than baseball cards in some ways because they have volume to them.

Other things to be aware of: direct light, dust, small children, and nuclear fallout. :)

ahhh yes small children I had a chocolate milk spilled on 20 boxes before but what can ya do

:) Haha, yes they're stored away from children but yes they are still in bubblewrap shipping bags. But do you happen to know of anyways I could get ahold of these NES hard box cases? I think I've looked on ebay awhile back and had no luck. I've seen many collectors have them but have no idea how. Any info will help.

My rares are usually bubble wrapped, sealed games also.