Rydon's GameRoom
Posted: Fri Apr 06, 2018 8:18 pm
Been meaning to post this for awhile, so here is my gameroom setup. Pics are not the best, but the camera on my phone is also not the best
Initially I just had random shelves found at Goodwill, etc. but I decided to make my own shelving for the games, and try and keep it to just the two walls. It has helped so far with the "culling" of the collection.
Here is the TV setup in the room (ignore the vacuum ). Big Flatscreen CRT, can't remember exact size, but it is plenty big. Nice comfy chair too. Systems hooked up via component, or s-video / composite *whichever was the best for the system: Sega Genesis (32x CD), Master System, N64, SNES, NES, Wii (Gamecube), Dreamcast, PS2 (PS1), Saturn, OG Xbox.
Other corner of the room, My Desk. I know it is blocking the door, and it was supposed to be in the middle of the window, but I had to move it over due to the size of the comfy chair. Once I replace that with a smaller one I will be moving the desk.
PC setup - something I built with AMD, it is actually built into the desk and I wired a mushroom button (I call it a launch the nukes button) for the on / off switch. 3 monitors, 2 4:3 and 1 16:9 (I think) the big monitor is actually the Sony 3d monitor I bought somewhat recently for fairly cheap. It does 3d , and also has the component hook up for PSP that allows fullscreen stretched which is a nice bonus.
I also have an HDMI run here from the modern consoles closet so I can play PS3, PS$, 360, and Wii U games on here and still have the other two monitors for PC based things (netflix, etc.) For a computer monitor it is OK, but with all the other stuff I use it for I like it overall.
Other area of the basement, with random games, magazines, figures, and Mamecade
Up close on the mamecade
Final part of the same larger room, flatscreen with "modern" consoles hooked up
Consoles in a separate closet that are wired to the flatscreen via drop ceiling
Systems: PS3, PS4, Xbox 360, Wii U - all hardlined via switch
Moved Chair out of the way for better view of all the shelving:
And other shelf
Thanks for checking it out!
Initially I just had random shelves found at Goodwill, etc. but I decided to make my own shelving for the games, and try and keep it to just the two walls. It has helped so far with the "culling" of the collection.
Here is the TV setup in the room (ignore the vacuum ). Big Flatscreen CRT, can't remember exact size, but it is plenty big. Nice comfy chair too. Systems hooked up via component, or s-video / composite *whichever was the best for the system: Sega Genesis (32x CD), Master System, N64, SNES, NES, Wii (Gamecube), Dreamcast, PS2 (PS1), Saturn, OG Xbox.
Other corner of the room, My Desk. I know it is blocking the door, and it was supposed to be in the middle of the window, but I had to move it over due to the size of the comfy chair. Once I replace that with a smaller one I will be moving the desk.
PC setup - something I built with AMD, it is actually built into the desk and I wired a mushroom button (I call it a launch the nukes button) for the on / off switch. 3 monitors, 2 4:3 and 1 16:9 (I think) the big monitor is actually the Sony 3d monitor I bought somewhat recently for fairly cheap. It does 3d , and also has the component hook up for PSP that allows fullscreen stretched which is a nice bonus.
I also have an HDMI run here from the modern consoles closet so I can play PS3, PS$, 360, and Wii U games on here and still have the other two monitors for PC based things (netflix, etc.) For a computer monitor it is OK, but with all the other stuff I use it for I like it overall.
Other area of the basement, with random games, magazines, figures, and Mamecade
Up close on the mamecade
Final part of the same larger room, flatscreen with "modern" consoles hooked up
Consoles in a separate closet that are wired to the flatscreen via drop ceiling
Systems: PS3, PS4, Xbox 360, Wii U - all hardlined via switch
Moved Chair out of the way for better view of all the shelving:
And other shelf
Thanks for checking it out!