Posted this in the switch thread awhile ago. Pretty much exactly the same.
Re-posting from the old thread as nothing has changed.
Regarding keeping a place clean and tidy: it's just a way of life I guess. Me and my wife clean the entire house every weekend and try to maintain it as tidy as possible throughout the year. Dusting is a relatively easy process thanks to swiffer. It's also a matter of where you live and with how many people you live. If I had kids, my place would not be even remotely as tidy as it is now.
Anyways, fantastic setups in this thread.
tabris: nice to see the history of your setups. Looking forward to your new thing!
leng jai: your setup never fails to amaze me. Very curious about your cable management.
valentine: geez that view, reminds me of my place in Greece.
Buttons: awesome, as always. It will be very hard for you to move out, lovely place. Happened to me with my last apartment, took me ages to get used to not living there.
potam: goddamn that's a great desk.
Its the KS8000. I think it's one of the best LED tv's before getting into OLED. HDR on it is pretty amazing.
I doubt I'm gonna make new pics anytime soon, so might as well copy/paste my old post:
This is my gameroom btw (obvious enough I suppose); completely its own entity in the house. The newer consoles are downstairs in the living room (I think there's a pic in the link).
More pics in the link below.
https://imgur.com/a/EipOx
Thanks. :)
Depending on your region I believe the MU series replaced the KS model. Just be cautious with the 55" KS model you can't adjust the length of the legs so it requires a decent sized TV stand. I think the larger models you can adjust the placement of them.
I got the prints next to Chiefy while attending Halo Fest (10th anniversary Halo celebration adjacent to a PAX prime). That particular print is signed my Marty O'Donnell and others members of the dev team. The other print is signed by the artist (Eddie Smith).
I remember this setup; still one of my favorites.This is my gameroom btw (obvious enough I suppose); completely its own entity in the house. The newer consoles are downstairs in the living room (I think there's a pic in the link).
Not sure I follow, unless you are not using the phrase in the traditional sense (inheritance).
Collections are built over the years, mostly decades. It is very typical for someone to have hundreds, even way above a thousand, games, if they've been playing and collecting since their childhood.
As long as you can't see it... ;)
I doubt I'm gonna make new pics anytime soon, so might as well copy/paste my old post:
This is my gameroom btw (obvious enough I suppose); completely its own entity in the house. The newer consoles are downstairs in the living room (I think there's a pic in the link).
More pics in the link below.
https://imgur.com/a/EipOx
I'm sorry but it's been bugging me for several minutes. I can't name the switch game to save my life, what is it ?Made a pic for the PC setup thread earlier, I really, really should have cleaned up a bit first but still, let's recycle that here:
I do own a TV and have quite a few other consoles & handhelds but really, this is the relevant stuff these days.
Love your setup. Everytime I see your wall of LED-lit shelving, I want to get rid of my 5 bookshelves and hire a contractor to do something similar in my room. I currently keep all my games in a media closet, consoles in built ins, and collectibles on shelves... but this looks so much cleaner.You know I love your gameroom but I also liked you saying you probably won't take new pics anytime soon. This made me think that I probably will do the same so here are the pictures from the last thread:
Yep, this.
Can't speak for them, but my Switch never gets undocked. That is, unless my kids take it.
Thanks. As a follow-up, did you design the shape and dimensions for all of the shelving to fit your collection, or did you have the contractor help with that after you provided him with an overview of what you were after?
Indeed it is, screen is the Raid Mode hub.
