Cases for sealed and graded games, consoles and cartridges, for game retailers and collector shops, from 100 pieces per design.
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A video game display case is a clear acrylic holder cut to the exact dimensions of a sealed or graded game, a console, or a retro cartridge — so the piece sits snug, the box art stays fully visible, and the game is protected from dust and handling. Wetop Acrylic manufactures these custom game display cases and gaming display cases as sealed and graded-game shells, console enclosures, cartridge blocks, disc and CIB displays, wall-mount game walls, and lockable counter cases.
Paid samples cost US$200–500 per design and are never credited to the order; production runs from 100 pcs per design.
Built to the measured item and approved drawing.
A clear acrylic shell for WATA/VGA graded sealed games and pristine sealed boxed games, built to the graded holder or box profile. A graded shell adds ~10–15mm over the box. UV-filtering strongly recommended — the box art is the value. Magnetic lid optional.
A video game console display case is the one format that needs a full enclosure rather than a slot: a modern console runs roughly 390 × 104 × 260mm and is heavy, so we use 5–8mm acrylic and a wide, stable base. Current-gen or retro. Lift-off or sliding cover for dust protection; lockable version available.
Multi-slot blocks for NES, SNES, N64, and Game Boy cartridges, each slot cut to one system's profile with ~1mm clearance each side. NES ~120×133×18mm · SNES ~84×134×20mm · N64 ~78×115×20mm · Game Boy ~57×65×8mm. 3mm acrylic; felt-lined recess optional.
Upright slots for disc games (DVD/Blu-Ray cases) and complete-in-box (CIB) sets, in clean rows for a counter or shelf. DVD/Blu-Ray/CIB case ~135 × 170 × 14mm. Felt-lined recess and UV-filtering optional.
Vertical-slot panels that turn wall space into a game gallery. Concealed standoff or keyhole mounting; individual slots so a boxed or graded game can be swapped without unmounting the panel. UV-filtering recommended for storefront windows.
An enclosed case with an internal tier and a flush cam or barrel lock, for high-value sealed/graded games and consoles on an open counter. 5–8mm acrylic for rigidity under weight.
Choose the specification that fits the object, access, and installation.
Video game display case pricing depends on slot count and format, acrylic grade and thickness, finishing, branding, packing, and quantity.
Send the measured item, drawing, quantity and destination for an exact per-unit quote. We respond within 24 hours.
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A French video-game retailer reordered 300 cases across four SKUs: 40 louvered PS5 console enclosures, 120 game stands, 80 counter tiers and 60 lockable cases. Three repeat SKUs went straight to production from cutting files on record; only the new console enclosure was sampled, in 5 days, and tested with a powered demo unit.
“Our consoles kept getting knocked around on the old shelf. Wetop cut angled enclosures sized to our hardware with a felt-lined base, and now the counter display stays put. The heavier acrylic holds a full console without any flex.”
Not the same slot every time. WATA and VGA both encapsulate a sealed game in a rigid graded holder, but the two differ by a few millimeters, and the holder size also changes with the console — a graded NES game and a graded PS5 game are very different footprints. A slot cut to grip one profile grips a different one loosely, so we build each case to one holder profile, confirmed against a sample before bulk. If you display more than one, we cut profile-specific slots side by side in one multi-slot block, or run separate single-profile designs on one purchase order. MOQ is 100 pieces per design.
Standard clear and UV-filtering acrylic are different grades, so protection should be specified from the quoted material datasheet rather than a blanket percentage. Give us the display lighting and required wavelength performance; the paid sample confirms clarity and construction, while the grade documentation controls the material claim.
Our MOQ is 100 pieces per design. We work with game retailers and retro shops, graded and sealed-game sellers, console and hardware dealers, auction houses, exhibitors, and protection or accessory brands. Mixed designs can share one purchase order and shipment, but each unique geometry must reach 100 pieces.
For cartridge blocks and single boxed games, 3mm acrylic is plenty — stable, clear, cost-efficient at volume. Step up to 5-8mm for console enclosures, wall-mount game panels, and lockable cases that carry weight, where panel rigidity matters. A console is heavy — a modern console dropped into a thin-walled enclosure will flex it — so consoles get the heavier gauge and a wide, stable base. We confirm the right thickness during sample approval against your format and the weight of what it holds.
Yes to both. Mail us one graded sealed game, one console, or one retro cartridge, and we measure it directly, cut a sample slot or enclosure, and test the fit before production. For branding, we laser-engrave logos and shop names into the acrylic for a clean frosted-white mark, or UV-print full-color logos on a panel or base. Custom printed retail packaging is also available, produced alongside the cases in the same order and shipment.
Yes. Many buyers order console enclosures, sealed-game cases, and cartridge blocks on one purchase order, one production run, one shipment. Tell us the console models, the graded holder profiles (WATA/VGA), and the cartridge types you need — NES, SNES, N64, Game Boy — and we quote the whole set together. MOQ is 100 pieces per format.
The factory. Wetop has manufactured in Shenzhen since 2008 — today a 5,000 m² ISO 9001 certified plant, with 65+ people on the floor. The slot cut for your NES cartridge and the enclosure bonded around your console are made on our machines, and the 100% inspection against your approved sample happens here too. No broker sits in the middle, which is why a fit question reaches the person who cut the part and why samples come back in 3–5 days.
Usually not, though it helps. The two formats are sized differently. A console is the one build that's a full enclosure rather than a slot — a modern console runs roughly 390 × 104 × 260mm, so the case gets 5–8mm acrylic and a wide, stable base rather than a thin channel, because a heavy console dropped into a thin-walled enclosure will flex it. Cartridges are the opposite: each system gets its own profile-specific slot, cut with about 1mm clearance on each side. NES cartridges run about 120 × 133 × 18mm, SNES about 84 × 134 × 20mm, N64 about 78 × 115 × 20mm, Game Boy about 57 × 65 × 8mm — different enough that one slot won't serve two systems. For most orders the console model name or the cartridge system is enough for us to draw from, since those footprints are widely published. Mailing us one console shell or one cartridge removes the guesswork on variants and revisions, and either way we fit-check the sample before bulk.
List the game or hardware format, exact holder or console model, measured dimensions, quantity per design, access method, material grade, branding, packing and destination. Reference photos help, but the approved dimensioned drawing controls production.
Yes. Supply the store allocation, SKU names and launch-wave dates with the RFQ. We can label inner packs and master cartons to the approved map, while freight timing and split-shipment cost remain separate quote lines.
Yes. The approved drawing, cut file, holder profile, artwork version, material grade and packing BOM form the reorder record. Each reorder still confirms quantity, destination and any holder revision before production.
Provide a production shell, replica, published holder drawing or measured stand-in where possible. The paid sample validates the profile and clearance before bulk; sample fees are paid separately and are not credited to production.
It can when designed as a removable or captured component. Put that service requirement in the first brief so the liner, base and clear body each receive a separate drawing revision and BOM line.
Check each SKU against the approved sample, drawing and packing map: game fit and clearance, lid or lock action, panel condition, base or liner fit, branding position and carton identity. Record affected counts by SKU and preserve the carton and packing if damage is found before distribution.
Send us the format, the graded holder profile (WATA/VGA), the console model, or the cartridge system, plus quantity and preferences — UV-filtering acrylic, felt base, lid type, branding. Or mail us one sealed game, console, or cartridge and we measure it directly. We respond within 24 hours with a detailed quote. No commitment required. Sample before you commit to production.
