Which packaging innovation, first widely adopted in the 1990s, revolutionized video game retail by allowing customers to clearly see product information while providing theft protection?

Product packaging in the gaming industry has evolved dramatically over the decades, from simple cardboard boxes to elaborate collector's editions. But one packaging innovation particularly revolutionized how games were marketed and sold, creating a standard that persisted for years. Test your knowledge about this pivotal moment in gaming retail history that shaped consumer expectations and industry practices.

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• The clamshell plastic case (the hard-to-open sealed plastic package)
• The security lock box (the reusable plastic case requiring staff to unlock at checkout)
• The keep case with security tag (the DVD-style case with electronic sensor)
• The blister pack with J-card (the hanging plastic bubble with visible game cartridge and info card)

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