Storing binary assets in Git poses significant challenges for game developers and other industries dealing with non-text-based files, such as 3D models, images, and videos, because traditional version control systems (VCS) are not optimized for managing binaries. While tools like git-media, git-fat, git-bigstore, and git-annex offer methods to handle binaries in Git, each comes with its strengths and weaknesses. Git LFS by GitHub is a recent addition that separates binary blobs from the repository, offering a more enterprise-grade solution, but its support is limited, with GitHub providing just 1GB of free storage. JFrog's Artifactory 3.9 offers comprehensive support for Git LFS, allowing users to manage binaries efficiently with features like user management, replication, and a powerful REST API, all without storage, bandwidth, or file size limitations, consolidating all binaries in one manageable location.