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Originally Posted by seanne

I've only seen these cases used by a small number of publishers in Japan so I don't know if they were even ever used anywhere else in the world. And to make matters worse they don't seem to be used at all these days, so finding spare parts will likely not be easy. Possibly your best bet is to try to glue the broken pieces together - I've had to resort to this a few times myself with this kind of case, it can be fiddly but tends to work quite well if you got a good and thin liquid glue for plastic.

I have fixed the pin broken with a transparent scotch while plastic teeth are impossible to glue since they are too thin. Now I have this situation

I think I can only stop the disc using paper scotch from two of four little fingers holes, but I'm afraid that residual glue can be deposited on the disc.
Any suggestion?

Originally Posted by dma

If you really want to change those cases, you could try some to get some cheap used double discs Japanese PSX games in good condition, as some of those used the exact same cases as the Scitron releases you're describing.
For example :
http://img23.imageshack.us/i/psx2scitronclosed.jpg/
http://img714.imageshack.us/i/psx2scitronopenleft.jpg/
http://img192.imageshack.us/i/psx2scitronopenright.jpg/

But beware not to mistake those with some of the single disc Japanese and Euro PSX games cases, which are almost identical on front when closed.
http://img99.imageshack.us/i/psx2psx1closed.jpg/
http://img28.imageshack.us/i/psx2psx1open.jpg/

Damn euro Psx double cases (like this common: ) miss the four fingers holes.
Do you know a Japanese cheap PSX game that use that kind of box?