Post a Pic of YOUR Gaming Room !

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Originally Posted by Joe Redifer

OK here's some low-light pics of my two game rooms (still getting used to the settings on my camera, so sorry for the graininess/bad white balance).

Old school room:

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Looking in you can see the general setup and some games. I also have a Windows server in here that sits on the floor where it belongs.
The right speaker is hidden behind the computer monitor. It sounds great.


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A closer look at the table. I could use a better setup, I'm sure,
but it works. Everything except the NES and TurboGrafx are hooked
up in component video which is "teh awsum".


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Might as well show a closeup of the TurboGrafx-16 with CD-ROM.
It's better than a TurboDuo simply because it is far more durable.


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Bottom shelf, some Genesis games.


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Yet even more Genesis games.


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The rest of the Genesis games that are on the bottom shelf.
Looks like Lightening Force is about to fall off! I'm out of room!


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Top shelf, 32X as well as some Japanese Mega Drive games. Want to know what any of the Japanese games are? Just ask!


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The remainder of the Genesis games on the top shelf. The last game on the right is the UK version of Splatterhouse 2.


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Also on the top shelf is a small cabinet where I store my NES and SNES games and even the fabled Sega Genesis Game Genie!


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Along the back wall is a shelf
holding yet even more games.


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Top row: Sega CD games. Bottom: Japanese Saturn games.
Click on the picture for a bigger view if you want to read the titles.


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Top: TurboGrafx-16/PC Engine. Bottom: US Saturn.
Click the picture for a bigger view.


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Top and middle: Sega Master System. Bottom: Neo Geo.
Click the picture for a bigger view.


Current school room:

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I have my current-generation stuff hooked up to a Sony KV-34XBR960, one of the sharpest and best HDTVs ever made so far.
Shown here are the front 3 speakers and crap like that. Not shown in any picture: the awesome subwoofer.
The Xbox, Gamecube, PS2, and Dreamcast are all hooked up via component video and run games in 480p (for the games that support it).
A few Xbox games run in 720p or 1080i or both. I have yet to purchase an Xbox360.


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A shot of the surround speakers. That's right, no
home-theater-in-a-box for me! To the right you'll see
a shelf which holds DVD movies and video games.


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The bottom 3 shelves are dedicated to game crap.
Top: Xbox, PS2, and Gamecube. Middle: Dreamcast and Nintendo DS.
Bottom: Random junk. Click the picture for a bigger view.

And that's it! I hope you enjoyed the tour of my game rooms.

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Cool Joe Thumbs up very very very cool. and back to the evelfunkster:Cool Keep up the good metal i can play all the boss track almost their not as easy as it tought i keep practising,if you can id like to hear some stuff from you playing on guitar;im a true guitaroholic.If i can record ill make a toppic about it and deepen in it or wait im going to make one right now.

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Originally Posted by Melf

What's the box next to the Mario doll?

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Man i spend houres wathching the same kind of rooms at my former bos its place when i was a kid now i have that for my own almost all the colors of the genesis and nintendos really tripped me.

a few actuall pics
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Joe Redifer: Do you cut the cardboard boxes of your Genesis and 32X games and put them in clamshell cases? It looks so, and it looks pretty well. Maybe I should ask my mother to help me with that :p.
BTW, why aren't the black and red series of Genesis boxes sorted?

The original cardboard boxes remain in the condition I purchased them, uncut. I scan them in at a very high resolution and then perform fixes for blemishes and color in Photoshop, and then I print them out on legal-sized photo paper and then put everything into a spare clamshell case. Games are now sorted in alphabetical order.

My room has changed since the pictures above. Here is how it looks now:

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New paint, new table, new light, new shelves, old shelves ripped out, etc etc etc.

I need to take better pictures of mine.

I almost bought a glass shelf like that. Almost is the keyword. Good to see I'm not the only one who plays old school games with an comfy ass office chair.

They're definitely nice. I had an old, uncomfortable office chair before that one. When I got this one I decided to leave the arms off when assembling it. I don't like arms on office chairs. I cannot determine their purpose.

I'm indifferent towards arms on office chairs.

My seatbase really crapped out very fast, so my dad reupholstered it with corduroy, and it's holding out very well. The backrest is still in great condition, and has the orignal leather with little tear.

Very comfy... if I could get the seats out of my car, damn, I'd be really happy.

Joe, where on earth did the After Burner II poster come from? I remember you mentioning it before.

From Sega of America a loooooooong time ago. I think it was $14. I also had a smaller Thunder Blade one somewhere.

Any chance of you making those 32X scans available for download? :D

I'll be happy to upload them if you want to host them, however they are (let me check)... uncompressed TIFF files at 400dpi and usually hover at around 60 MB each. I'm sure a compressed JPEG could get that size down to well under 10MB each. And you'll need legal-sized paper unless your printer can print close to the very edge of the sheet.

omfg Joe, that setup is insane.
That After Burner poster is infinitely excellent, I wish I had one.

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I never get tired of seeing game room pics or collection pics. Never. It has become one of my fav things to set my eyes upon. Seriously. I about crapped my pants when I saw that one dude's collection on the first page. Nearly brought a tear to my eye. Stuff is freakin' BEAUTIFUL!!!

The rest of you got some sweet collections/rooms, too! I wish I had a digital cam. I've got two gaming rooms. The Modern Room is in my living room. Consists of the PS2 and the GC and all the games are on a DVD shelf. I play on a 27" TV. It isn't plasma but it gets the job done.

The Old-School Room is in my bed room. NES, SNES, Genesis, old Game Boy Games and GBA games are kept in there. I play console games on a new 13" TV I got a few weeks ago.


Man, describing it sucks. I need to post pics.

At long last, I got some game pics:

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http://ourworld.cs.com/airbikecop/indepth3.jpg
http://ourworld.cs.com/airbikecop/crap.jpg
http://ourworld.cs.com/airbikecop/saturn.jpg
http://ourworld.cs.com/airbikecop/systems.jpg
http://ourworld.cs.com/airbikecop/profile.jpg