N64 games, carts in general are hard to store. I want to put them in a space saving arrangement but there is no title on the side or top so you can't see shit unless they are all laid out flat.
gamingeek said:You've destroyed that chair with one too many explosive farts.
This is so stupid but I laughed, lol.
Dvader said:This is so stupid but I laughed, lol.
I'm like Gon from Tekken.
I'm pretty sure that's porn.
Thank goodness most of those pics wont load 
Dvader said:I'm pretty sure that's porn.
No it isn't, it's art.
Archangel3371 said:No it isn't, it's art.
In the south, it's called "Pawn" as in "He's watching some pawn."
travo said:In the south, it's called "Pawn" as in "He's watching some pawn."
She's a hot pawnstar.
edgecrusher said:GG requested it.
What happened to Aspro's writeup?
edgecrusher said:What happened to Aspro's writeup?
Good chance I will do that today.
I moved some stuff around this weekend and got it organized. Sorry this will be broken up.
So this is my "current" gaming rig. 50" plasma Samsung. Consoles as pictured, Wii, JP Saturn and Saturn are connected via composite cables (I lost component cable for Wii). XB is connected via component, all the rest are HDMI.
Except for PS3,4 and Wii U all are US versions. The Sony stuff is made for a gloabla market, so that is plugged into regular power, the rest are connected using these massive step-down voltage convertors to convert 240v power to 110v.
So this is the legacy setup. Recently repalced NTSC CRT that was broken with a No-brand 27" LCD that happily accepts NTSC and PAL. All systems are US. Except for Sony, all are connected to two step-down voltage convertors.
Except for the Jaguar, all systems are hooked up and ready to play.
So this photo is so you can see how it all fits together. Several shelves are not seen in these photos, but the focus of this thread was the AV stuff.
Last year I added the roman shades to block out glare.
I remember people being worried before GameCube came out that they were going to sell the discs in cardboard too.