Switch Tips in keeping games and systems safe from a hurricane?

[Jessie Ortiz]

Tips in keeping games and systems safe from a hurricane?

 

[Guillaume Oak]

Unplug them and keep them in sealed containers

 

[Corbin Raber]

Modern consoles have surge protection, if you want to protect the console themselves,put them safely in a trash bag,tie put one over that one and tie it

 

[Edward Rhoderick]

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[Edward Rhoderick]

^ Take it to the basement or where ever you're hiding out at.

 

[Jason Foster]

Oh shit haha. Dude you'll be alright as long as you aren't standing outside. CS isn't gonna get more than some heavy rain

 

[Jacob Camacho]

I'm pretty sure all my streaming setup my switch my original gamecube Nintendo 64 snes Wii ps2 my CRTs will be ruined. Left them all behind. Goodbye

 

[Kyle Andrew Crisler]

Bring them inside.

 

[Cameron Porterfield]

Attic if you have one or pack it all up and take it with you if you leave the area lol our house was flooded from Katrina but mostly everything in the attic didn't get touched by any water

 

[Jason Smyth-Chandler]

Sealed bags, if you plan to pack it up.

 

[Ben Taylor]

Evacuate

 

[Cristiam Ortiz]

What's up! Bro

 

[Daniel Garcia]

Which city you in? I'm in Houston.

 

[Jacob McGeachy]

water proof

 

[Jessica Johnson]

others have mentioned. but I'd really just recommend ziplocs and those vacuum sealed bags you see on TV. put everything of value in a Rubbermaid container after sealing them up.

 

[C.j. Chauvin]

All you goons making fun of this situation I you wouldn't appreciate that if you were in this situation.

 

[Julie Nguyen]

Lol how about keeping yourself and family safe first

 

[Adam Locke]

Detach from the dock and leave the hurricane area.

 

[Madison Garcia]

If you can't take it with, your best bet would be to unplug it and leave it in a water-proof, airtight container. Stay safe!

 

[Melissa Colgate]

Don't play them outside