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Saturday, 28 February 2009 13:34

Here's some pictures of the collection. The collection is also available as a list.

A 42 inch Full HD TV from LG + Nintendo Wii = Bliss!Gaming setup in the living room A perfect place to store the Wii games and Wiimotes.Wii games and Wii Fit All the retro consoles are hooked up to a 28 inch Panasonic tube tvGaming setup in the work room I have currently eight consoles hooked up: Dreamcast, Saturn, Mega Drive, Playstation, NES, SNES, Gamecube and N64.Consoles in use
The Panasonic tv has only one RGB scart so I have linked two Hama scart splitters. The RGB picture quality is very good.Scart splitters Two handy drawers for all the necessary controllers.Controllers Nintendo stuff is on the left side of the closet...Nintendo stuff ... and Sega stuff is on the right side.Sega stuff
Boxes for Nintendo consoles and other stuff. The rarest ones are probably the boxed Family Fun Fitness and the loose Game & Watch Tabletop Snoopy.Nintendo boxes Boxes for Sega consoles and other stuff. There's also arcade sticks for Playstation, Mega Drive and Saturn. A loose Philips CD-I is on the left.Sega boxes Games for Dreamcast and Playstation. Also a few Playstation demo discs.Dreamcast and Playstation games Games for DS, Gameboy, Gamecube and N64.DS, Gameboy, Gamecube and N64 games
Lightguns for NES, Master System, Saturn, Playstation + other misc stuff.Lightguns Games for Master System and Mega Drive.Master System and Mega Drive games More Mega Drive games.Mega Drive games part 2 Even more games for Mega Drive...Mega Drive games part 3
The rest of the Mega Drive games + games for Sega Game Gear.Mega Drive games part 4 Boxed NES games.NES games part 1 Loose NES games.NES games part 2 Games for Sony Playstation.Playstation games
Games for Sega Saturn.Saturn games Games for Super Nintendo. There's two layers of loose games.SNES games

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avatar paladin
Sunday 27 September 2009, 00:02
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Kateellisuus, I has dem
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