Messenger Bags for Gaming Gear. ^_^

[Hanibal_Rising]

Okay guys so recently I've found myself going to friends houses to play xbox and Ps3 very frequently, but every time I get ready to go and get ready to come back home I always have to deal with pilling all my stuff in one bag.

To be frank it looks a complete mess.
Between my razor onza controller, an extra regular controller, and other things I've been find it just ugly to have to throw everything into one bag. I am a huuuuge fan of organization and I love for everything to be Neat unt Tidy!!!

I wanted to know if anyone has heard of, or knows of, any good gaming backpacks or messenger bags.

Thanks for the help. ^___^

 

[TheComedown]

Geeze you'd hate to see my bag I put my things in for lans, I use a massive canvas backpack, lan cables, powerboards, mouse mats, mouse, headphones, keyboard powercables, spare lan cables. If its only a couple of controllers I don't see why any standard messenger bag wouldn't work?

 

[Fayathon]

You'll want this. [http://www.thinkgeek.com/computing/bags/aaa5/]

The Bag of Holding, besides it's DnD nerd appeal, it's a hell of a lot bigger than it looks. I use one for my college books and PC repair kit.

 

[epialesofaergia]

This is the best reason to make friends with someone who owns the competing current gen system. My friend owns a PS3 with three controllers (necessitated by a Black Ops session with an unscheduled third party), and I own a 360 with four controllers. You can never argue about where to hang out, just go by what game you feel like playing.

 

[0_Insomnis_0]

It's really expensive, but it's great for carrying gaming stuff and it's great for school. Tons of space. Also isn't intrusive on public transport if that matters.

 

[Dirty Hipsters]

I have a couple of Swiss Army backpacks

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and they're great for hauling around my gaming gear. I can easily pack an xbox 360 and all of the cords and power supply, 4 controllers, a 17.3" laptop, and a bunch of games into one of those. They have special padded compartments for housing electronics and at amazingly durable. (Also great for going hiking.)

Unfortunately they're kind of expensive, usually around $70 a pop, but you can usually find one at a back to school sale for less.

 

[Hanibal_Rising]

So are there none made by any computer companies or gaming companies....I know razer makes some messenger bags, but I didn't wanna spend a lot of money with out getting some feedback first.

 

[Dirty Hipsters]

So are there none made by any computer companies or gaming companies....I know razer makes some messenger bags, but I didn't wanna spend a lot of money with out getting some feedback first.

There are, but most of the time they're overpriced or in no way better than just a normal backpack. All you're basically paying for is the computer/game company's logo to be on your bag.

 

[Rock Beefchest]

I got this butt ugly bag for my xbox that has compartments for everything individually. It sounds like it would be perfect for your needs. You could but any system in it and it would work. The only downside is it is completely hideous.

http://www.kaboodle.com/reviews/madcatz-xbox-360-backpack-3