A Newbie's Gamecave (lots of pics)

[Jrecee]

Yeah play games for 16 years and the christmases, birthdays, allowances, and first job money adds up. And then real life hits and it slows to a halt. And then you get a better job and start actually collecting it and realize that in 5th grade you should have bought every clearance 32X game they had at toys r us because they're worth $40 on ebay now.

[shallowgamer]

Yeah play games for 16 years and the christmases, birthdays, allowances, and first job money adds up. And then real life hits and it slows to a halt. And then you get a better job and start actually collecting it and realize that in 5th grade you should have bought every clearance 32X game they had at toys r us because they're worth $40 on ebay now.

I realized that in 5th grade I shouldn't have thrown away the boxes to my games

[DCsegaDH]

Nice Saturn collection, I like the slim cases.

[Flak Beard]

Nice collection. I actually have that same TV in my game cave.

[Kemiroch]

Nice collection. I actually have that same TV in my game cave.

How do you like it? I'm actually growing more and more disappointed in it. The inability to go directly to a specific input, or have it stay on the same input when I cycle the power is annoying. Plus it sometimes gets an odd, faint green bar down one side :/

I plan to replace it before too long though

[Flak Beard]

Nice collection. I actually have that same TV in my game cave.

How do you like it? I'm actually growing more and more disappointed in it. The inability to go directly to a specific input, or have it stay on the same input when I cycle the power is annoying. Plus it sometimes gets an odd, faint green bar down one side :/

I plan to replace it before too long though

It was actually given to me by a neighbor, so I can't complain. It serves it's purpose for retro stuff well. I adjusted the settings and got a pretty decent picture out of it.

Yeah, the input selection resetting when you power off is annoying. I've learned to live with it though.