The Multiway Jewel Four Disk case allows for four CDs to be stored within the case design. It was used for the most content-heavy PlayStation releases of the era but retains the same outside shape and design as all other multiway cases.

Physical Characteristics

Dimensions

Same footprint as a standard jewel case — approximately 142mm × 125mm Depth/spine width increases to slightly larger than two standard CD jewel cases. A standard single jewel case is around 10mm deep; these cases are roughly 25mm.

Construction

Clear polycarbonate plastic (same material as a standard jewel case) Front and back covers are hinged in the same way as a standard case The internal tray mechanism is replaced or stacked to accommodate additional discs — each disc typically sits in a separate moulded tray or hub, layered within the case

Internal Layout

Individual disc hubs (centre spindles) are moulded into stacked trays Discs may be accessed by lifting/folding each tray, similar to a book, or by a back-to-back arrangement depending on the manufacturer Booklet slot runs along the inside front cover or within the rear cover - allowing for two manuals to be stored within the case. Back inlay sits in the rear cover as normal

Spine

Wider than a standard case, so the spine label is correspondingly taller Still carries game title and disc count information

Interior Design

The front and rear leaves hold a standard single-disc tray as found across the entire family. The central hub has a dual CD hub spindle, allowing a CD to be held on both sides of the internal leaf.

Releases (67)

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Total: 67 variants