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Your Ideal Game Room

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pzeke:
I'm pretty happy with my current set up. I've been playing with the idea of re-organizing everything for a better look and accessibility, but that means taking everything out of the shelves and that's something I definitely am not prepared to do...at least not now. I just recently got a curio cabinet/shelf from IKEA to complement my glass stand, so I think I'm set as far as everything I want in my room goes.

kypherion:
Basically more space, a nice TV with HDMI and analog, and all my consoles hooked up with really good cable management.

ignition365:
My collection is pretty huge and we don't have basements here, so my collection is fractured and spread throughout the house.  I've only put a little thought into it.

I'd want a huge room, probably the size of a basement.  Here, it'd probably have to be an add-on or a guest house type thing.  It would definitely have to have some sort of air conditioning because it gets HOT here.  No windows.  That's about as far as I've thought it through.

I'd love to hang posters and wall scrolls, but I think I'd hate the idea of displaying my games like a game store or library, but maybe if it was like a 50/50 thing where one end is the games all library style and the other end is setups to play and such.

oldgamerz:
My game room is  quite different the way I setup things is (for the most part) I try to sort my games out with it's genre. For example I have most of my sports NES cartridges kept away in a cabinet, with other NES sports games. As for shooting games my 1 NES shooting game is located in a loose drawer with N64 Xbox Xbox360 PS3 PS2 and PS1 shooting video games.

RPG's and miscellaneous games inside a box mixed up. I have too much furniture in my game room to have a large spacious shelving unit. But I manage to keep all my Video Game Compilations on one shelf, all my golf games on every console I have on another shelf, than some other games on a shelf that I currenty don't rememebr what is on there, and some PS2 games are in a wooden CD/DVD holder

kamikazekeeg:
If I had the space and money, my ideal game room would look basically like a Blockbuster with rack shelving to better display stuff so that everything isn't just the spine of the game shown.  Basically like what "The Last Gamer" on Youtube did for his crazy game house for the main room he teased in his latest video.

A little more realistic in scale and scope, would be to make it more like my old local video store, with wood paneling, but similar sorta racks for displaying games for better browsing, complete with a counter/checkout area.  Essentially what James Rolfe/Cinemassacre did that you see in their video reviews.  I would just more basically like to display my games with covers shown than only seeing spines.

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