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I'm curious as to what everyone's setup is like, here's mine, nothing impressive living with six people affords you scant space:
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Kacy da Game Nerd has 16 video game kiosks in his home and shows them off in this video. Pokemon Snap Station, Virtual Boy, N64, PS2, Xbox, PS3, Xbox 360, Nintendo DS, GameCube, PSP and much more! Anybody here collect game kiosks? I assume there were some Atari 2600 ones? I'd love to see some photos!
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Here are some pictures of my game room. Took about two years to complete from start to finish. I built it up from scratch, framing the walls, running electricity, etc. Hope you guys enjoy.
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From the album: My video game room tour.
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From the album: Game Room / Man Cave
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wchspu2lV2s There are a million of these game room tours on YouTube, but few people are as anal about collecting, storing and organizing as me. Hopefully you will find the video interesting as I show my close to 2,000 video games and over 30 consoles (as well as our live music practice room). Take a look and let me know what you think! You can see my entire game & music vinyl record collection here
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From the album: Game Room / Man Cave
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Hello fellow Atariagers!!! Well, I started my account here in 2012. But never really did much. So I've become active since the last month and really got quite comfortable around here. I like to show my game room. "The Compound. I'm going to have to do several posts in a row on this thread due to many pictures I have taken. Well, to lead it off. Here is what I have console wise. But first my televisions. I have a Sanyo 27" HD flat screen tv and a 17" RCA CRT mainly for light gun games. Here are my consoles. Please note some are not pictured. All consoles are 110% working order. :-) 1. 1977 Atari 2600 "Heavy Sixer" 2. 1980 Atari 2600 "Light Sixer" 3. 1982 Atari 2600 4 switch woody (Main choice for 2600 gaming) 4. 1983 Atari 2600 "Darth Vader" 5. Atari 2600 Jr. 6. Magnavox Odyssey 2 7. Intellivision Model 2609 8. Colecovision "Yurkievision" 9. Atari 5200 Supersystem 2 port model 10. Atari 5200 Supersystem 4 port model 11. Atari 7800 Prosystem 1984 model with the expansion port interface 12. NES top loader model 101 13. NES toaster model 001 (in closet) 14. Sega Master System model 1 15. Sharp Twin Famicom 16. Turbo Grafx 16 17. Sega Genesis model 1(no cd or 32x, never cared for either) 18. Sega Genesis model 2 19. Super NES with tabs in slot cut out to play Super Famicom games 20. Sega Saturn model 2 (Got the Action Replay 4M cart for imports) 21. Sony Playstation model 1 22. Nintendo 64 23. Sega Dreamcast 24. Sony Playstation 2 model 1 25. Sony Playstation 2 model 2 (not pictured) 26. Nintendo Game Cube with Game Boy player adapter 27. Sony Playstation 3 80 gb model 1 28. Nintendo Wii soft modded with emulators for NES SNES Atari 7800 N64 Mame 200 games burned onto 500 gb hard drive 29. Nintendo Wii U 30. Atari Flashback 2 31. Original Xbox Halo edition hard modded with Xecuter 2.6 chip and 500 gb hard drive. Has xbmc with emulators and every single game and rom for. Atari 2600 Atari 5200 Atari 7800 Intellivision Colecovision Nintendo/Famicom Sega Master System/Mark 3/SG-1000 Turbo Grafx 16/PC Engine Sega Genesis/Mega Drive/CD/32X Super NES/Super Famicom 3DO Neo Geo AES/MVS Capcom N64 MSX MSX 2 Mame Game Boy Game Boy Color Game Boy Advance Atari Lynx Neo Geo Pocket Sega Game Gear Bandai Wonderswan And 150 games burned onto hard drive which is 500 gb on an xecuter 3 chip -
I review three different manufacturers of video game console dust covers and shares the results. All of them are completely different from the other and some are better than others! 1) The Pat Rat Shack on Etsy.com - Canvas with logos (https://www.etsy.com/shop/pkrah) 2) papa*nannysfunstuff on eBay - black pleather with white embroidery (http://stores.ebay.com/papa-nannysfunstuff) - This is also @OLDJD right here on AtariAge! 3) http://www.DigitalDeckCovers.com- generic but also supports audio stereo equipment DISCLAIMER: This video was NOT sponsored in any way and the review and opinions are all mine. -
From the album: Game Room / Man Cave
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I know most people have probably stopped playing Game Room, but I still play it quite a bit. I have been trying to get the gold medal for point buster in Space Duel since it came out, but I can't even get close. I barely managed to get the silver medal. If anybody has any tips for racking up points in Space Duel please can you pass them along? I've watched a couple of gameplay videos to get some ideas but everybody in those videos seem to have some kind of rapid fire ability that I don't have.
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