Here is my setup/collection. I've posted bits and pieces of this before, but never everything all together. Displayed here are all of my consoles as they are arranged in my room and all of my games. Rather than showing all of the covers of my games (I think that would take too long and take up too many pictures) I've just taken closeup pictures of my games on the shelves. I was kind of lazy, so the pictures don't look that great, but you still get the basic idea. Hope you enjoy! Here's a wide (tall?) shot of my console setup: Here's a shot of the upper (HD) section of my console setup: In this shot you can see my Xbox 360 (Arcade, with a 20GB hard drive), my Wii, and my PS3 (Slim). Unseen is my PlayStation, which I use as a CD player. Here's a picture of the lower (SD) section of my console setup: From left to right and top to bottom, the consoles are as follows: SNES (Jr.), N64, Saturn (JPN), Dreamcast, Victor Wondermega, NES, and Genesis/32X combo (you can't see the 32X in this picture). One small bit of information; I have my Dreamcast connected to my LG LCD TV via a VGA cable. It looks pretty good, considering it's an 11 year old console. Here's a picture of it running Shenmue: Here's a picture where you can see the 32X: Here's a closer picture of my Victor Wondermega (the coolest part of my collection, in my opinion): Here are all of my consoles that aren't currently hooked up to a TV: The consoles in that shot are: Saturn, N64, Nomad, PC Engine CoreGrafx with CDROM2 attachment (CDROM doesn't work), 2 PlayStations (one JPN and one US), Gamecube with Gameboy Player, Xbox, and PS2 (JPN). Here's my computer setup: In this shot there's a Macbook, a PC (that I built), and a Sony PVM. Either of the computers can easily be connected to my LG TV. I use the Sony PVM for arcade gaming, though I currently don't have any PCB's connected to it. Here's a Sega ST-V PCB with Die Hard Arcade: Here's a Neo Geo MVS PCB with Blazing Star: Here are my Supergun parts: I had to make the SCART to D-Sub adapter (for the PVM) myself. I've been meaning to make a box to put all of this in (besides the cardboard one it's in now). I even drew some designs for it, but it's yet to be actually built. Now my games. Here's a wide shot of all of my disc-based games: Gamecube games: Wii games: PS2 games: JPN Saturn games and a couple JPN Mega CD games: Dreamcast games: PlayStation games: PS3 games: 360 games: Xbox games, 2 Genesis games (the only 2 I still have boxes for), 1 PlayStation game: Here are all of my cart based games: All of their boxes are either lost or were never present when I bought them. Here you can see N64 games, SNES games, NES games, Genesis games, one Mega Drive (JPN) game (Thunder Force IV), and a few 32X games. Here's a picture of my Hori Pad Mini 64: I like this thing a lot. The analog stick is way better than the original N64 one, and the whole thing has a really nice feel to it. It looks pretty cool as well. There's a slight mark on the left side of mine, but that doesn't bother me too much. Statistics Here are some statistics that I collected about the games I own*: I have 20 working videogame consoles, and 2 arcade PCBs. I have a total of 211 games. I have 164 disc-based games, and 47 cartridge-based games. I have 25 Japanese imported games. *These numbers are approximate because I didn't include games without boxes. Well, that's pretty much everything, except for a couple handhelds and a bunch of broken consoles. I decided it wasn't worth it to show those things. I hope you enjoyed my pictures, and please leave many comments!
Interesting that you should notice that. They're Burger King games. They were compatible with both Xbox and Xbox 360. I assume that's why they have the 360 style logo without the actual 360. Sneak King was actually kinda fun. Never really played the other one much.
Thats actually kinda nice to have in a collection then ! Again great collection everything in use and all !
Updated: I was bored, so I decided to collect some statistics about the games I own. You'll find these at the bottom of my original post. I also picked up a Dreamcast arcade stick from a retro game store nearby. It was only $10! Seems like a good deal to me, anyway. I'll post a picture of it later. I also just noticed that the picture of my Wii games seems to be down, so I guess I'll take another one. I've added a few new Wii games, anyway.
I fully respect the fact that you have an SD tv and a HD TV - this shows that you really care about seeing the games as they should be! :thumbsup:
