Whats youre gaming setup?

mikeyman · Dec 30, 2007

For all you gamers out there post pictures of your gaming areas and explain what everything is...

I'l go first

19 inch HD 1080i/p flatscreen
Xbox 360 - core + 20GB hardrive
wharfedale surround sound dolby 2.1

+ not seen in picture, wireless remote

What do you have?

eric · Dec 30, 2007

i have a ps2 and a couple of logitech wireless controllers on top of the armoire my tv is in.

i also have a DS that goes anywhere i want it to.

dj_hype · Dec 30, 2007

Sharp Aquos 37" Gaming TV (Full 1080p, 2ms response time, 4000:1 contrast ratio)
Phillips 5.1 Home theater in a box surround sound (not great, but not bad)
Xbox 360
Modchipped PS2
Wii

And not pictured (because it's in my bedroom) is a Nintendo 64.

northy124 · Dec 30, 2007

Don't have pictures but i got:
1080p 50 inch HDTV, PS3 40GB, Xbox 360 elite and HD DVD add on.

bryphotoguy · Dec 30, 2007

It's not a "gaming" TV but I've seen it recommended as one.
Samsung LN-T3253H 32" 720P w/ 8000:1 contrast and 8ms response.
Sony 800w 5.1 Digital Dolby Pro Logic Surround sound
20GB PS3 (Will be swapping the 20GB HD for a 100GB HD)
Super Nintendo with a half dozen games
N64 with a dozen games
Logitech Driving Force Pro Steering Wheel (not pictured)

SmokingFetus · Dec 30, 2007

Hey Bry, is that what I think it is in the upper left corner of the pic on your bookcase? lul

50" Samsung DLP
PS2
Mac Mini
PS3 60GB
Xbox 360
Wii
Panasonic 5.1 HTB

fleurya · Dec 30, 2007

Check it out, suckas!

My awesome Atari sitting on top of my super-sweet 20" TV!

Ok, so any serious gaming is done right on my MBP, but I got this for Christmas and I've been playing with it a little bit and reliving my childhood, only this time I don't have to fight with my older cousins to play!

It's pretty cool though. It's called the Atari Flashback II and it has 40 of the old Atari games built in. My favorite, as always, is Pitfall.

macjuicy23 · Dec 30, 2007

fleurya said:
Check it out, suckas!

My awesome Atari sitting on top of my super-sweet 20" TV!

Ok, so any serious gaming is done right on my MBP, but I got this for Christmas and I've been playing with it a little bit and reliving my childhood, only this time I don't have to fight with my older cousins to play!

It's pretty cool though. It's called the Atari Flashback II and it has 40 of the old Atari games built in. My favorite, as always, is Pitfall.

sell me that Atari

macjuicy23 · Dec 30, 2007

bryphotoguy said:
It's not a "gaming" TV but I've seen it recommended as one.
Samsung LN-T3253H 32" 720P w/ 8000:1 contrast and 8ms response.
Sony 800w 5.1 Digital Dolby Pro Logic Surround sound
20GB PS3 (Will be swapping the 20GB HD for a 100GB HD)
Super Nintendo with a half dozen games
N64 with a dozen games
Logitech Driving Force Pro Steering Wheel (not pictured)

Nice Bong....

mynameis · Dec 30, 2007

I have all my old gaming systems in storage and the PS3 is loaned out because there is nothing I want to play on it.

The Vindicat3d · Dec 30, 2007

36" Polaroid LCD, Xbox 360... high end colognes to the left and the essential gaming accessory to the right... TISSUES!!!

The Vindicat3d · Dec 30, 2007

How do you all get yours so big, what image hosting service do you use??

mynameis · Dec 30, 2007

The Vindicat3d said:
How do you all get yours so big, what image hosting service do you use??

GoDaddy.com

bryphotoguy · Dec 30, 2007

macjuicy23 said:
Nice Bong....

Thanks. My sherlock is in the photo too.

And no, I don't smoke the green stuff. (seriously) I was into smoking some herbal and other legal stuff a few months ago. I always wanted a bong; I wish I got one that was lot more colorful though.

eric · Dec 30, 2007

macjuicy23 said:
sell me that Atari

you can pick those up just about anywhere for about 20 bucks - or at least you could last year.

the ps2 has a real nice compilation of 2600 games too.

jotdess · Dec 31, 2007

Here's mine.

46" LCD, Wii and 60gb PS3. Had a 360, but sold it a while ago.

mikeyman · Jan 1, 2008

dj_hype said:
Sharp Aquos 37" Gaming TV (Full 1080p, 2ms response time, 4000:1 contrast ratio)
Phillips 5.1 Home theater in a box surround sound (not great, but not bad)
Xbox 360
Modchipped PS2
Wii

And not pictured (because it's in my bedroom) is a Nintendo 64.

Omg you have rock band!
Not happy

Its not out here in UK until mid 2008

ezcompane · Jan 1, 2008

here's my living room...my toys are listed in my sig.

Joe Redifer · Jan 1, 2008

OK, I decided not to be lazy and take some current pics of my gaming setup(s). I didn't clean or straighten anything out, but I will if somebody pays me to do it. Anyway, here we go:

Here is a poor, blurry shot of the HDTV setup from behind the couch.
The TV seems so small in this picture. It is a Sony KV-34XBR960 or some junk like that.

Moving in a little closer, we get to see how the camera flash makes it seem like
I live in a world of dust. I have the Xbox360 and the original Xbox here as well
as lots of AV components like a receiver, DVD player and other such nonsense.
I do have wireless 360 controllers, but I prefer wired since I don't have to worry about
recharging batteries and annoying things like that.

On the other side we see a cassette player (YEAH!!!) and a Super VHS. Below those are
the Sega Dreamcast, Nintendo Wii, Playstation 3 and Playstation 2. All systems are hooked
up via component video except the PS3, which is HDMI. Broadband Adapter on the DC.

A shot looking back at the shelf which holds some games and movie DVDs, etc.
You can also see 3 of the surround speakers in this picture. As you can see, I don't
really believe in small speakers. I desperately need a new couch.

This is in the basement where everything pre-Dreamcast is located since those systems work best
on TVs that can handle 240p properly. I have an extra PC down here because Windows® rocks tha hizzouse
and it is impossible to have too much Windows® due 2 itz XtrEmE awesomeness. Fortunately
it is rarely powered up. You can also see my Neo Geo AES and my Sega Genesis on the table.

To the right of the table are more awesome game systems. From top to bottom:
Super Nintendo, NES, TurboGrafx-16 CD-ROM with Arcade Card (optional),
Sega Saturn, Playstation (original model with A/V out) and on the bottom
(where it belongs) is the Nintendo 64. All systems in this room are hooked up via
component video except the PS1, which is s-video and the NES, which is composite.

Here is a shot looking back at my shelf of games. I am already out of space.

kkelly122 · Jan 2, 2008

joe, that game collection is pretty impresive.