Nikon's game room

[shallowgamer]

Yeah, it's not that they don't work, it's just that they look absolutely terrible. I wouldn't want to play any pre-32 bit games on a high def tv from what I've seen so far.

Well if you plan on doing any light gun collecting (which I suggest you do), you'll need to run them on a tube. And frankly, I don't even like using my PS2/Xbox on an HDTV. Funny as it sounds, pretty soon I'll be in the market for a good Tube TV.

I didn't think of light guns thats a good point. The Sanyo TV in my picture is going bad. I went to a pawn shop today but they wanted $125 for a no name 26" set. If you find a good place for tube TV's let me know.

Look in your local paper's classified ads. Lots of people are getting rid of their CRTs dirt cheap when they get a new HD tv. You could probably even find a 36" for a couple hundred bucks or less. Not sure if you want to deal with a 175 pound TV, but the option is out there.

[Reverend]

A+ of being organized

B- on the collection; great games, but the number of titles could use some beefing up

[DaGamingMonkey]

I like the retro setup you have.
Behind Glass

[samuraifez]

The solution: CRT HDTV.

[DrCirno]

Nice 2600. I got one just like that, cept it wont turn on. Careful with HD CRT's though. All the sets I've seen have had terrible overscan.

[executioner]

I like the retro setup you have.
Behind Glass

Me too. It makes easier to display and helps reduce dust. I have a most of my consoles in a similar setup.

[Barry the Nomad]

I recommend the Sony Wega. I love these things! My parents have a huge 40+ inch model as well as a 36" model. I bought a 20" model and it is great!