Random Gaming Thoughts

[Fragems]

Bedroom(Tower of Power 1): slim ps2, ps3, xbox, sega genesis 2, dreamcast, super nintendo(with super gameboy), nintendo 64, and NES. Did have the atari 2600 in there but I moved it to the computer room. Have two 2600s closeted right now so one might get tossed back in there if I ever get another power adapter.

PC Room(Tower of Power 2): Gamecube(with gameboy player), Xbox, Silver slim ps2, and Atari 2600.

Living Room: Xbox 360, slim PS3, Wii, and my old fat PS2.

Closeted: Atari 2600 Woody and Jr. , PS1, and PSOne.

I have alot of a/v and RF switch boxes to say the least. I keep the power cords hooked up on multiple power strips which I switch out depending on which systems I am using.

Really need to update my game room page . Been meaning to forever.

[BoneSnapDeez]

Hooked up: SNES, Wii, Genesis, Saturn, PS2

Closeted: Atari 2600, Atari 5200, Atari 7800, Intellivision, Odyssey 2, NES, N64, GameCube, Master System, Sega CD, 32X, Dreamcast, TurboGrafx-16, PC Engine Duo, Neo Geo AES, Neo Geo CD, PlayStation, PlayStation 3, Xbox, Xbox 360, 3DO, TI-99/4A, Tandy Color Computer, VIC-20, Commodore 64, Commodore 16, Amiga CD32...

Someday I hope to have a large enough game room to keep... I dunno.... at least a fourth of this stuff hooked up at all times.

Excuses. I live in a small Manhattan studio, and I have hooked up PS2, Xbox, NES, SNES, N64, GameCube, Wii, Ouya, Master System, Genesis/SegaCD/32X, Saturn, Dreamcast, and 7800. The PC Engine, whenever it gets will, will also be hooked up, and as soon as I mount my TV, so will the NGCD and a record player. All on the same TV Stand, in—again—a small Manhattan studio.

All of my stuff is in a tiny bedroom.

I would move stuff to the living room and more common areas... but we frequently have visitors here. And to be frank, I don't want them touching my stuff.

[o.pwuaioc]

I asked this many times here in the forums but I never got a good answer, how do you manage the wires?
I only have 3 HDMI inputs and 1 Component/Composite input which should be used for Dreamcast/cable box/64/360/DVD player/Wii/VHS player , and I have pulling the wires out and back in everytime I switch

I use system selectors with A/V cords. You can get them VERY cheap at Big Lots. And I use power strips. I also have a nice shelf that was probably designed for nick-nacks, but I have each little cubby-hole filled with a different console, and the T.V. on top.

I have EVERYTHING I own below down in my signature hooked up to one T.V. at all times (not counting the handhelds, of course), except for my Wii which is out in the living room because it's the Netflix box.

I'd like to see behind your TV stand, Burning.

http://www.pcenginefx.com/forums/index. ... #msg328307

[BurningDoom]

I asked this many times here in the forums but I never got a good answer, how do you manage the wires?
I only have 3 HDMI inputs and 1 Component/Composite input which should be used for Dreamcast/cable box/64/360/DVD player/Wii/VHS player , and I have pulling the wires out and back in everytime I switch

I use system selectors with A/V cords. You can get them VERY cheap at Big Lots. And I use power strips. I also have a nice shelf that was probably designed for nick-nacks, but I have each little cubby-hole filled with a different console, and the T.V. on top.

I have EVERYTHING I own below down in my signature hooked up to one T.V. at all times (not counting the handhelds, of course), except for my Wii which is out in the living room because it's the Netflix box.

I'd like to see behind your TV stand, Burning.

http://www.pcenginefx.com/forums/index. ... #msg328307

Yeah, it's a web of wires. But it works and it's a whole lot easier than unhooking and hooking up multiple systems, since I still play all mine.

And we can't see your link, it takes you to a sign-in screen.

[o.pwuaioc]

And we can't see your link, it takes you to a sign-in screen.

D'oh, I forgot that you have to be a member to see the forums.

[TSTR]

mmm spaghetti

[flex wood]

Excuses. I live in a small Manhattan studio, and I have hooked up PS2, Xbox, NES, SNES, N64, GameCube, Wii, Ouya, Master System, Genesis/SegaCD/32X, Saturn, Dreamcast, and 7800. The PC Engine, whenever it gets will, will also be hooked up, and as soon as I mount my TV, so will the NGCD and a record player. All on the same TV Stand, in—again—a small Manhattan studio.

Can I come live in your apartment?

I thought this was a repo post at first and couldn't stop laughing.

[o.pwuaioc]

Excuses. I live in a small Manhattan studio, and I have hooked up PS2, Xbox, NES, SNES, N64, GameCube, Wii, Ouya, Master System, Genesis/SegaCD/32X, Saturn, Dreamcast, and 7800. The PC Engine, whenever it gets will, will also be hooked up, and as soon as I mount my TV, so will the NGCD and a record player. All on the same TV Stand, in—again—a small Manhattan studio.

Can I come live in your apartment?

I thought this was a repo post at first and couldn't stop laughing.

Holy wow did that just make my day.

[Hobie-wan]

I'm sorry that your 64 and your Dreamcast feel they have to keep their sexual preferences hidden. The best I can suggest is that you be supportive of them and hope that they can eventually come to terms with it and feel safe enough to be themselves in public.

That said, tell them to avoid Russia at all costs.

Well, I had a good laugh even if nobody else did apparently.

[TSTR]

Excuses. I live in a small Manhattan studio, and I have hooked up PS2, Xbox, NES, SNES, N64, GameCube, Wii, Ouya, Master System, Genesis/SegaCD/32X, Saturn, Dreamcast, and 7800. The PC Engine, whenever it gets will, will also be hooked up, and as soon as I mount my TV, so will the NGCD and a record player. All on the same TV Stand, in—again—a small Manhattan studio.

Can I come live in your apartment?

I thought this was a repo post at first and couldn't stop laughing.

lolololololololololololololololol