Iv'e got about 14 consoles, only ones I have hooked up currently are my Dreamcast and my Wii. For the longest time I had my SNES and Saturn hooked up until just a few weeks ago. Everything else is in boxes in my room. There is no way I could imagine trying to have it all set up in one area. OVERKILL
My NES, SNES, Genesis, and PS1 are all hooked up at my parents house. I've got all three current generation consoles here at my apt. The only thing not hooked up is the PS2 since I use the PS3 for those games.
i still have my sega megadrive-with sega cd and 32x-still connected to my tv and i still play it whenever i get the chance but my ps1,nes,snes,sega saturn are all in storage and my n64 and dreamcast broke=[
I have my 360 & Wii hooked up to my 32" LCD TV in my bedroom, and my PS2 hooked up to the CRT TV in my living room. My Xbox/Second PS2/Gamecube/DS/PSP are in storage.
I have my PS2 hooked up in my bedroom and my PS1 under my TV in a cabnet, incase somone in my family is using the PS2 i can pull it out. But, nowadays I can't really bare to play my PS1 it is ok but the controlls for the games sucked and graphics not so good but still ok. Still I played Tomb Rader 3 just a few days ago.
I have my PS2 hooked up in my bedroom and my PS1 under my TV in a cabnet, incase somone in my family is using the PS2, I can pull out you PS1. But, nowadays I can't really bare to play my PS1 it is ok but the controlls for the games sucked and graphics not so good but still not as bad as the controlls. Still, I played Tomb Rader 3 on my PS1 just a few days ago.
Xbox, Dreamcast, PS2, N64, SNES, NES are all hooked up. Currently playing Shadow of Colossus for PS2 (AMAZING) and Jet Force Gemini for N64. N64 games are hard as hell to control now.
My NES, SNES, Gamecube, and PlayStation are sitting on a shelf, while my PS2 is still hooked up. But I'm going to hook up my PS2 to my other TV along with SNES.
THe only classic systems I own are the GBA, PS2 and N64. I have my 64 in my closet, my PS2 is hooked up and I don't use my GBA. I'll most likely trade it in when I get a DS. Same goes for my PS2 once I get a PS3 and I'd get rid of my 64 if I could find someone to sell it to.
THe only classic systems I own are the GBA, PS2 and N64. I have my 64 in my closet, my PS2 is hooked up and I don't use my GBA. I'll most likely trade it in when I get a DS. Same goes for my PS2 once I get a PS3 and I'd get rid of my 64 if I could find someone to sell it to.
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None of those are "classic" systems.
Anyway, I've got my 360, my PS2, and my Xbox still hooked up. So pretty much there is no game i can't play, except Wii and PS3.
24 are hooked up. I just bought an Expedit bookshelf from Ikea that has the back open and a few AV Switching boxes and alota power bars,
The other four are not hooked up because of the daisy chain effect,
It seems at least with me that after 6 consoles on an RF switch daisy chain you really get a breakdown in quality, has anyone had any luck finding a way around this problem?
my newly aquired NES is hooked up to the same tv in my living room with my xbox360. My old genesis/32x, xbox, and ps2 are in my bedroom, but are not hooked up to my smaller tv. I dont think i could put my consoles in storage, unless i was leaving town for like 6months +
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