Engineering Project.. give input please.. appreciate it

[amxs169]

1. How many Xbox/ Xbox 360 games do you own?
0-3 4-8 9-15 16+

2. Do your games get cluttered where you keep them?

3. Do you hate having to search through your game cases to find the game you want?

4. Do your games ever get scratched and/ or dirty when transferring them from the case to your game system?

5. If there was a way to keep your games organized, clean, and transfer them from a container to your xbox 360 system without the worry of damage would you buy it? How much would you pay?

[E vee dub]

(for this member with only one post )

Responses:

1. I own 68 XBox games, (15 Arcade), and two Xbox 360 consoles, 3 controllers and 2 guitar controllers.

2. No, my games don't clutter, because I keep them organized.

3. Can't hate searching when no searching is necessary, because they're organized alphabetically on my TV stand and within reach of my console.

4. My games are NEVER scratched or dirty, because I keep my living area clean and I take care of my things.

5.
Response A: No I wouldn't buy anything, because I have 2 functional arms and legs to organize and transfer discs, and I have cleaning liquids and paper towels to wipe any discs to be clean and ready for use, if necessary.

Response B: I would pay whatever it takes not to add a dust collector in my room. Clearly, anything that does something like that for you is robotic, idiotic and lazy.

(Or I can father a child and tell him/her when I want, "Hey, son/daughter, take that game out and put this game in for me. Good boy/girl! Now, go get yourself some ice cream... and make me some too, with chocolate syrup on top."

[E vee dub]

... Horrendous!

Are those questions for the beginning of a lame, TV infomercial?

Only idiots buy crap like that from TV... so I guess if you invent something like that, you're going to make a nice amount of $$$.

Good luck.

[VA1N]

I didn't answer these questions because I figured it was a spam post and in response to any response he got, he would post a link to his "engineering project." I didn't delete it though because I gave him the befit of the doubt.

But, if it is legit, there's really no need for any type of storage for games. Games were made in the same vein as movies and they come with a case with nice artwork and an insert in some cases. By design, they are made to fit on shelving. If you give a person a place to store their games, then they have to either throw away their cases, or just double store (discs in one location, empty boxes in another) and that's just goofy. So, I don't think any engineering project would work unless you invent an android that can go get games, beers, and feed the dog while I sit on the sofa and play...preferably with large breasts and a wife/girlfriend button that turns the android into a coffee table when the wife comes home. Now I would buy that!!

[E vee dub]

Hah!

Looks like this engineering endeavor has been sabotaged.