I agree with Topher that having it in a box is better than shrink-wrapped tubes. But I also agree with Nick that it doesn't need to be "a big box with a bunch of wasted space", since that makes people feel cheated. A medium-sized box would be good, IMO. What I would like best would be a box just big enough to hold the original contents plus a reasonable number of accessories: 5 sets of pyramids, Martian Coasters, and boards for Volcano, World War 5, and PD-09. The point Evan brings up about multi-game boxes being a turn-off is worth considering. I wonder how much that effect holds for the public at large. Most games are sold singly, though occasionally you see boxes with multiple games -- Duck Duck Safari being the most recent one that comes to mind. It would be good to have real market research and not just personal opinions. One common sight is the box full of traditional games: chess, checkers, backgammon, cribbage, etc. Perhaps 3House could come across with an appeal similar to that, combined with the appeal of the exotic as well. After all, it will have a chessboard game (Martian Chess) and a game with cards (Zark City). Which makes me wonder if 3House would come with a chessboard/bandanna and deck of cards, or if it would just say "Chess board and cards not included" in small print. Bryan