last Sunday I sent an email to The HotSpot crew, the second one i've ever sent. And they read it on their podcast!!!!!!! This just made my week man... i'm right in the middle of a move, and have spent the past six days packing stuff up and making phone call after phone call making sure everything's ready for my move and in the midst of it all I'm listening to The HotSpot, and boom... they read my email... how freakin' sweet is that?!?!! I asked them about moving my 6 game consoles, which include an SNES, Dreamcast, PlayStation, PlayStation 2, GameCube and an XBox 360. Now all of my consoles are packed safely away for my move. I can't wait to unpack 'em and set 'em back up again. When I set them all back up I'm planning on completely redoing how I had them set up before I packed them all away. I bought a nice audio tier at Target a few days ago and all of my consoles save my PS2 slim are going to be set on it. I'm putting my PS2 slim right next to my tv since I have it sitting up vertically on a stand it's too tall to fit in any of the audio tier's shelves. I'm also going to be purchasing a bookshelf like shelving system for all of my games and DVD's. I have 130 odd game cases and about 50 odd movies that will be in need of a place to be displayed. An odd thing I noticed when looking into options for storing my games and movies is that many of the shelving and/or storage systems one could purchase have on their boxes the following feature as a selling point: Hides game/DVD/cd cases from view. My immediate reaction was: "well I don't want to hide any of my games and movies from view... I want to display them and show off my collection." I guess it comes down to what one takes pride in, a clean, sleek looking living room... or one that looks like a personal video and game store... I opt for the personal video and game store myself...