As a parent of a child that has many Nintendo DS games, many of which have had to be replaced due to them being lost, chewed by the family dog, or simply broken, I always wanted a way to make sure the games were kept safe and put away when not in use. There was just no way to do it, and I simply hoped that he could be responsible enough to put his games away when he would get the next one out. It isn't very often that this actually happens, and I am positive that I am not the only parent in such a situation.
Daze Products realized there is nothing out there to store these little game cartridges and to ensure only one game could be out at a time. So they developed the Game Chamber, a device designed to hold up to eight Nintendo DS games and only allow one game to be out of the chamber at a time.
While I was at CES 2008, Daze Products provided me with one of the Game Chambers to try out with my son. We will take a look at the Game Chamber provided and how it performed, but first let's look at some published data taken from the Game Chamber website...
Are your Nintendo DS games getting lost or damaged? When video games are costing $20 - $60 each, owning a Game Chamber is no longer a luxury, it’s become a necessity! Are your video games ending up on the living room floor, under sofa cushions, behind car seats, or being left at friend’s homes only to disappear with no one having any idea where the games are?
These video games cost anywhere from $20 - $50 a piece. Parents are making a large investment in getting the games the kids want, but are losing on average as much as 20% of these games because kids are not motivated to store or organize their games with the current set of organizers or options today.
Features:
» Innovative Locking Mechanism: One Game In, One Game Out!
» Teaches Taking Personal Responsibility for Belongings
» Perfect for Home, Travel, Camps, and Gifts!
Packaging:
Like many products today, the Game Chamber is packaged in a plastic snap pack. This package will look right at home sitting on your local Toys R Us, Wal-Mart, Best Buy, or any other retail shelf. The back of the package provides all of the instructions necessary for using the Game Chamber, which are simply that you put one game in, turn the wheel, and then you can take another game out.
 
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