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The Ultimate Game Room

ehkz writes "Here is the ultimate game collection that any hard core gamer would envy." Check out the other collections too.

156 comments

  1. Fist Sport by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 4, Funny

    I'd sooner have a room with a girlfriend in, if it were all the same.

    1. Re:Fist Sport by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

      You would, but don't kid yourself

    2. Re:Fist Sport by quick_dry_3 · · Score: 5, Funny

      I'd sooner have a room with a girlfriend in, if it were all the same.

      well, if the title of your post is anything to go by... we might know why there ain't one...

    3. Re:Fist Sport by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

      Hah. I know women who would love partake in that particular sport.

    4. Re:Fist Sport by euxneks · · Score: 1

      Probably costs about the same.. =D

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    5. Re:Fist Sport by ogreinside · · Score: 1


      I'd sooner have a room with a girlfriend in, if it were all the same.

      You obviously haven't been married before.

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      "The more you suffer, the more it shows you really care, right?" -Offspring
    6. Re:Fist Sport by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

      Perhaps you didn't notice, but it's just an anagram.

      FIST SPORT
      FIRST POST

      YHBT. YHL. HAND.

      -uso.

  2. I dunno about the ultimate... by AtariDatacenter · · Score: 3, Insightful

    Lots of console stuff and home computer stuff. But it is awfully lacking in the coin-op department. But still, quite a collection!

    1. Re:I dunno about the ultimate... by Zathras11 · · Score: 0

      To be fair, Coin-Op games are pretty big. I can
      fit a LOT more console stuff into my space than
      I could Coin-Ops. (not my collection pictured,
      but I've got about the same amount of stuff...)

    2. Re:I dunno about the ultimate... by AtariDatacenter · · Score: 1

      I glad those Zathras people started numbering themselves. They kept telling me their names but I still couldn't tell one from another.

  3. Summary by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 5, Funny

    "I have shit-loads of money and no girlfriend"

    1. Re:Summary by CGP314 · · Score: 4, Funny

      I have shit-loads of money

      Not after you pay for the bandwidth on all those images.

    2. Re:Summary by LordLucless · · Score: 3, Funny

      "I have shit-loads of money and no girlfriend"

      Not after he gets his post-slashdot bandwidth bill he won't. Have shit-loads of money that is. A slashdotting can't help with the girlfriend.

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      Just because you're paranoid doesn't mean there isn't an invisible demon about to eat your face
    3. Re:Summary by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 5, Funny
      Why is it that everybody assumes that women aren't attracted to smart, sensitive guys?

      I'm smart and sensitive (not my words, mind you) and I never had trouble finding girlfriends and now I'm happily married.

      Of course if you don't take care of your personal hygiene and can't talk about anything else than SCO, Microsoft and Linux you'll have trouble. But then again, you are not being smart and sensitive in the first place.

      Actually even talking isn't (initially) that important. Women can talk endlessly about themselves and their friends, so all you have to do is to keep listening and ask something trivial once in a while to show that you're paying attention.

    4. Re:Summary by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 3, Funny

      Yes, but it is because he has no girlfriend that he has money.

    5. Re:Summary by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0
      And doesn't have herpes like me.

      A goddamn slut I slept with few months ago gave me herps.

    6. Re:Summary by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

      "I never had trouble finding girlfriends and now I'm happily married."

      Riiiiight....

    7. Re:Summary by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

      Can we have "-1 Too much information?"

    8. Re:Summary by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

      and ask something trivial once in a while to show that you're paying attention

      Like "are those tits of yours real?"

      But seriously, In my experience: Alot of bright girls find brains very attractive. If you're smart enough, your brain can be enough to make you a sexual object, amazingly enough. And bright girls aren't always bookish and plain. Sometimes they're beautiful sex maniacs.

    9. Re:Summary by ThePlantOfFire · · Score: 1

      So true! so very true.

    10. Re:Summary by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

      Haha. Not shit man. I totally agree.

    11. Re:Summary by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

      Sorry, we have to do it, if we don't make a snarky remark about someone's lack of girlfriend on every story, they take away our Slashdot license.

      It is our duty to remind people that the only activity worth undertaking, your entire life, is having a girlfriend. Anyone who does anything else is wasting the too-much time that they have on their hands.

      Never mind if WE have one or not. Not important.

    12. Re:Summary by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

      Who said anything about smart, sensitive guys?

      This is about women not being attracted to obsessive-compulsive collectors of things that their mommies wouldn't buy for them when they were little boys. I mean that just screams, "Issues!" Even geeky girls can get creeped about by that.

    13. Re:Summary by jedrek · · Score: 1

      Actually even talking isn't (initially) that important. Women can talk endlessly about themselves and their friends, so all you have to do is to keep listening and ask something trivial once in a while to show that you're paying attention.

      I take it your wife doesn't read Slashdot?

    14. Re:Summary by Afrosheen · · Score: 1

      This is shockingly true and simple, well put.

      The funny thing is, girls tend to be attracted to men they find 'mysterious', 'shy' or 'quiet' (see mysterious). All you have to do to be mysterious is strike up a conversation then let her do all the talking. If she likes you and she gets comfortable just let her yak all night while you throw in a 'uh huh' or 'really?' once in awhile. It's really easy to feign interest with someone who loves to hear their own voice. :)

    15. Re:Summary by 24-bit+Voxel · · Score: 1
      I have had incredible success just repeated whatever they say back to them in the form of a question. Works like a goddamn charm because most women (and people for that matter) love to talk about themselves. For example:


      Girl: And then, we like, went to Gina's house and got, like, really drunk.


      You: You went to Gina's and got drunk?


      Girl: Yeah! And then we were like, so drunk, and like, we went to the bar.


      You: You went to the bar huh? How drunk were you?


      Girl: We were like, blah blee blahbbyblah.


      You: Blahbeblahble? Did you blahblahblah?


      This can go on forever, just don't be too obvious about what you are doing. I guarantee if you can handle hearing her spout for this long that you will at least get a number. (Maybe not the right one, but maybe you had bad breath.)


      Livin' in a dream world,
      Vox

    16. Re:Summary by cfuse · · Score: 3, Funny
      Why is it that everybody assumes that women aren't attracted to smart, sensitive guys?

      Women are attracted to smart, sensitive guys - they're called gay men.

    17. Re:Summary by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

      We own our own servers. No worries.

      As for needing a girlfriend, I think you're probably right! I wonder if my wife would mind. Better still perhaps she'd join in? AND we'd play a few games after the wild monkey love.

      Game on, all.

    18. Re:Summary by ogreinside · · Score: 1


      Actually even talking isn't (initially) that important. Women can talk endlessly about themselves and their friends, so all you have to do is to keep listening and ask something trivial once in a while to show that you're paying attention.

      Why was this modded as FUNNY, this should be INSIGHTFUL.

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    19. Re:Summary by PK_ERTW · · Score: 1
      "I have shit-loads of money and no girlfriend"

      Hmm... if you had RTFA you may have caught this quote. "The rest of the storage area. My wife insists that this room is to be used for laundry" (empahasis on wife taken from the original article). It seems that the reason he has no girlfriend very little to do with his video game addiction and very much to do with his being married.

      PK

      --
      Engineers arn't boring people, we just get excited about boring things.
  4. Games by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 3, Funny

    We are on the brink of World War 3 and all you can do is talk about your "case mods" and "game rigs"? GET SOME PRIORITIES PEOPLE!!!

    1. Re:Games by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

      I, for one, welcome our new game room overlords.

    2. Re:Games by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

      We are on the brink of World War 3... GET SOME PRIORITIES PEOPLE!!!

      That's something we have been on since 1945. So why bother?

      .mn

    3. Re:Games by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

      Cmon, what do you think the point of all these FPSs are? The army has even made it's own.

      The youth of today are the cannon-fodder of tommorrow.

    4. Re:Games by ibmman85 · · Score: 1

      if all people cared about was case mods and game rigs than we wouldn't have to worry about wars at all..

    5. Re:Games by Alien+Being · · Score: 5, Funny

      "We are on the brink of World War 3"

      Is that a new game? Does it run on Linux?

    6. Re:Games by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

      We are on the brink of World War 3 and all you can do is make a post on Slashdot? GET SOME PRIORITIES PEOPLE!!!

    7. Re:Games by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

      Maybe if people were more interested in case mods and rigs there would be so much war.

      Although wars get started over pretty trivial issues, the color of your fanleds is probably not one of them.

      Stealth cd-rom drives, not stealth planes!

    8. Re:Games by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

      I heard it was World War 4 actually.

    9. Re:Games by xSauronx · · Score: 1

      i got a shiny new thermalright heatsink today! whoohoo!

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      By and large, language is a tool for concealing the truth. -- George Carlin
    10. Re:Games by pergamon · · Score: 2, Funny

      How about a nice game of chess?

    11. Re:Games by bloo9298 · · Score: 1

      It's the "Does it run on Linux?" that is modded as Funny, of course. :-)

    12. Re:Games by Alien+Being · · Score: 2, Funny

      Hmm...

      $ file /bin/chess /bin/chess symbolic link to global_thermonuclear_war

      Joshua?

    13. Re:Games by 1iar_parad0x · · Score: 3, Interesting

      First, I know this is OT. However, it's as OT as the rest of posts....

      This reminds me about an interview Richard Feynman gave a long time ago. It was after he finished working at Los Alamos. He was depressed. Everywhere he went, he couldn't understand why people were building things anymore. He had just spent the last 4 years helping build the most destructive weapon known to man. He was sure the world was going to end any day now. Safe to say, he was wrong. We've had apocolyptic doomsayers for a long time. The world didn't end in 1944. It didn't end over Cuba. It hasn't ended over the middle-east. Look, I know there are priorities. However, your post could randomly apply to anything. Certianly death and war is more important than games, the California election, movies, sports, and most everything else.

      My guess is that your depressed about something else. So for whatever it is worth, I stop worrying about the world along time ago. I've learned to hate all politicians equally, let vocal religious extremists argue among themselves, and I don't have a preference for the spelling of the word flavor/flavour.

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  5. good god, slashdotted at 3 comments by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

    Yesh, people, at least use Ntcraft to see if a site is owned by a hosting company before directing a bazillion morning-shift IT guys to it!

  6. Room of Doom by CGP314 · · Score: 4, Funny

    Next time I think 'I have a video game problem' I'm going back to this site to fell better about myself.

  7. Amazing collection, but... by Bagels · · Score: 4, Interesting

    It seems a bit incomplete in the sense that it's lacking two of the four more modern consoles (at least, he only mentions a PlayStation 2 and a Dreamcast). There are definitely games worthy of collecting on both the XBox and the GameCube. Also, as a collector, has he ever actually played all of the games that he owns? I imagine that that would be pretty much a full time job, though if he can afford all of those gaming devices, he's probably independently wealthy.

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    1. Re:Amazing collection, but... by carabela · · Score: 1

      Insane in the Mameframe? I get my lowbudget nostalgia through emu's these days. Good enough.

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      The more you know, the less you need. [Admin added: from me.]
    2. Re:Amazing collection, but... by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

      "though if he can afford all of those gaming devices, he's probably independently wealthy."

      No, just a college dropout who lives in his parents' basement.

    3. Re:Amazing collection, but... by Jon+Shaft · · Score: 3, Informative

      I'm a DP'er... (Digital Presser?) Joe, the guy that owns that nice video game setup, is one of the guys behind the Classic Gaming Expo that was held in Las Vegas for the past few years. He's big into the scene and really knows his stuff. He's the editior in cheif of the Digital Press Collectors guide. The guide shows the rarity and dollar values they believe older games are worth. DP is /.'ed now so I can't provide a link to the guide. He does sell the guide at a few places besides the dp site. Ebay is one of them :)

      It's a great community. Everyone is friendly and welcome people of all ages to the community.

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      Who's the black private dick, who's a sex machine for all the chicks?

    4. Re:Amazing collection, but... by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0
      sig Who's the black private dick, who's a sex machine for all the chicks?

      Not this guy thats for sure

    5. Re:Amazing collection, but... by freeweed · · Score: 1

      Also, as a collector, has he ever actually played all of the games that he owns?

      I think that by definition, the answer is almost certainly no.

      You might as well ask a coin collector "have you actually spent all of the coins you own?".

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    6. Re:Amazing collection, but... by wyzemoro · · Score: 1

      im p00r.. cant afford that stuff...

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    7. Re:Amazing collection, but... by bogie · · Score: 1

      Err, that's a pretty lame comparison. Why would a coin collecter spend some rare penny on a piece of one cent candy?

      Anyway with things like coins and stamps you can't really "use" them, but with autos and especially games you certainly can use them.

      Owning a recently made toy(ie form the last 20 years) and then not playing with it is fairly retarded. Things from this time period simply aren't worth enough to worry about. I could see not wanting to risk really rare games that are worth hundreds of dollars, but most gaming equipment and software is easily replaceable and under $100 dollars on ebay.

      I say play on.

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    8. Re:Amazing collection, but... by PK_ERTW · · Score: 1
      If you read the quotes below the pictures, you will find he has both the XBox and a GameCube. He has all the current systems hooked up to his TV, but "though I have to admit... I'm "retro" and rarely find a new title worth playing, let alone collecting."

      PK

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      Engineers arn't boring people, we just get excited about boring things.
  8. Obligatory girlfriend remark by CGP314 · · Score: 1, Funny

    I don't see a girlfriend in any of these photos... I wonder why.

    1. Re:Obligatory girlfriend remark by iapetus · · Score: 1

      Amen to that. Not to mention the fact that this isn't even the first time this stale old 'joke' has been rolled out for this story. Redundant and unfunny.

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    2. Re:Obligatory girlfriend remark by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

      It's because slashdot destoyed all hopes for him. He created that to attract the ladies all over the world, but now no ladies can see his impressive game room. How many more slashdottings until you people get the picture? You're destroying people's lives!

    3. Re:Obligatory girlfriend remark by CGP314 · · Score: 1

      Because the photos are of games, moron. Give it up with this "ha ha, you don't have a girlfriend" bullshit. It's not funny and it never was.

      Very true, but this is slashdot after all. That's why I titled my post Obligatory girlfriend remark. Someone had to make it :)

    4. Re:Obligatory girlfriend remark by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

      I for one welcome our new girlfriend overlords... err yeah

    5. Re:Obligatory girlfriend remark by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

      Well I don't see a girlfriend picture on your site either ... hmmmmm?

    6. Re:Obligatory girlfriend remark by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0
      From his blog:

      I have had girlfriends in the past (and currently have one) but I've never been on a date.

  9. Slashdot effect by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

    damn its slowed to a crawl, ill have to come back in a week or too :(

    does someone have a mirror?

    1. Re:Slashdot effect by Magic+Thread · · Score: 2, Funny

      There's a mirror here. Enjoy!

    2. Re:Slashdot effect by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0
    3. Re:Slashdot effect by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

      Fucking retard.

    4. Re:Slashdot effect by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

      hehe, i liked that, +1 funny at least

  10. Re:That was taken down rather quickly by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

    What? What's wrong with my face?

  11. Archive? by CGP314 · · Score: 5, Interesting

    This is one hell of a collection, but I can't help but wonder if he does anything to prevent bitrot or is preserving these games in some way. It's cool now, but in 20 years, he will be left with a lot of worthless plastic and silicon.

    1. Re:Archive? by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

      Funny I don't see a picture of a girlfriend on your site either

    2. Re:Archive? by freeweed · · Score: 3, Interesting

      I'm in the same boat as this guy (although my Vectrex needs some work on the display *grumble*), and I *am* doing something about bitrot.

      I'm keeping copies of ROMs for every game I own on my PC, and back them up to whatever off-site media is available reasonably cheap. Started with tape, moved onto CD, and just finished with some DVD-R's of ROMs.

      If I keep this up, my game collection will more than outlive me, although I've yet to see any bitrot on any game I own, and some of the original Atari VCS cartridges are 26 years old now.

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    3. Re:Archive? by CGP314 · · Score: 0, Interesting
    4. Re:Archive? by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

      That's a girl?!

    5. Re:Archive? by Rolo+Tomasi · · Score: 1

      Say what? If you're talking console cartridges, then there's no "bit-rot", because those use factory mask-programmed ROMs, i.e. the data is etched into good ol' silicon. This is as good as it gets in terms of long-term reliability. Many arcade machines, OTOH, use EPROMs, which tend to "discharge" over the years. But real ROMs are built to last.

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  12. You have a problem by CGP314 · · Score: 3, Funny

    3DO, Vectrex, ColecoVision, Nintendo, Atari, Intellivision, Game Gear, Astrocade, PlayStation...

    Fine, fine. Good collection.

    TI-99?

    OK buddy, you have a problem. I think this has gone too far. You need some help :)

    1. Re:You have a problem by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

      Hey, you need that for Parsec alone.

    2. Re:You have a problem by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

      The TI-99/4A actually had quite a bit of a following - there's a whole Yahoo group that is relatively active here it is. There's also tons of other information on the web ...
      99er.net
      Some guy's TI web site

  13. (partial) Google Cache! by anonymous+coword · · Score: 1

    Google has managed to salvage some of the site before it got slashdotted, so here is the Google cache.

    1. Re:(partial) Google Cache! by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

      Too bad the part that was saved was only a huge empty table, all the pretty pics are gone...

  14. That's it! by mrpuffypants · · Score: 4, Funny

    You can almost hear the web server quietly muttering "Game Over!"

    1. Re:That's it! by Kiffer · · Score: 2, Funny
      You can almost hear the web server quietly muttering "Game Over!"


      Game Over: Score 4%

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  15. Who needs a girlfriend anyway.... by zinkem · · Score: 5, Funny

    Who needs a girlfriend anyway when you've got all those games?

    I mean, lets do the math...

    A girlfriend is useful for 10 minutes of the day, maybe 15 if you're in marathon mode.

    A PS2 will give you entertainment from the time you wake up until the time you goto bed, and noone even gets tired!

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    1. Re:Who needs a girlfriend anyway.... by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 5, Funny

      A girlfriend is useful for 10 minutes of the day, maybe 15 if you're in marathon mode.

      Wow, you don't have nearly as much laundry and dirty dishes as I do then...

    2. Re:Who needs a girlfriend anyway.... by zinkem · · Score: 1

      hahahaha
      that really made my day, haha

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    3. Re:Who needs a girlfriend anyway.... by rollie_tyler · · Score: 1

      Except your thumbs. Or maybe your whole hand.

    4. Re:Who needs a girlfriend anyway.... by jasoncart · · Score: 1

      Hahahaha. Thats the first /. comment thats made be laugh out loud.

    5. Re:Who needs a girlfriend anyway.... by Versa · · Score: 1

      which one is that? the women or the ps/2?

    6. Re:Who needs a girlfriend anyway.... by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

      Warning: This joke may be illegal in your country. If so, please report to your nearest police department.

  16. cached on Google by Lust · · Score: 5, Informative

    cached here.

    1. Re:cached on Google by fanatic2k4 · · Score: 5, Informative

      The Google cache doesn't hold the images. You still have to wait for those images to load. However, our friendly Google has helped us out again: Image Cache

  17. text from page...sooo slooowwww by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 5, Informative

    North wall: light streams in above some 3DO games, perched in front of them are Coleco tabletop units. there's a Virtual Boy on the counter-top to the left. hanging next to the window are some Activision patches and just below that, one of the two Vectrex systems we commonly play with. North wall: the other Vectrex is just to the right, alongside the Adventurevision. behind that, a loose ColecoVision game collection. Loose Nintendo games are behind the Millipede mobile. East wall: on the shelves are the nicer boxed titles for Atari 2600 and 5200, just to the right are the Intellivision boxes. Below, a custom-made storage rack holds over 350 Atari 2600 games. East wall: here's the rest of that wall. Intellivision occupies the three top shelves to the right.

    West wall: various things tucked into this corner, blocking my way into the drawers (pics below). North wall: when you open the closet behind the hanging marquees, this is what you see. Game Gear, Arcadia, Vectrex, Game.com, books, and miscellaneous peripherals are kept in here. Note the "gun rack" on the door. East wall: under the counter-top is this opening where more stuff is packed in. Facing out are more NES games and a small cache of import Atari 2600 carts. Pull this back... East wall: ...and you see my video game boardgame collection , some portable gaming stuff and more miscellaneous items that didn't have a home.

    North Wall: pull open the top left drawer and find some of my Astrocade games and the older PlayStation stuff. North Wall: the top drawer second from the left has some boxed SNES games. East Wall: the top drawer on the left side has my Fairchild Channel F carts, and some of the better Commodore 64, VIC-20, and Atari 8-bit carts. Also my loose Vectrex carts here. East Wall: the top drawer on the right side has most of my import Atari 2600 cartridges, and my Lynx stuff.

    North Wall: the middle drawer on the left side has Odyssey and Videopac stuff. North Wall: the middle drawer, second from the left has Atari 5200 stuff. East Wall: the bottom drawer on the left side has mostly boxed Atari 2600 games. East Wall: the bottom drawer on the right side has miscellaneous ColecoVision stuff, and a few Intellivision items.

    North Wall: the bottom drawer on the left side has boxed Atari 2600 import stuff, some controllers and other miscellaneous homeless items. North Wall: the bottom drawer, second from the left has mostly 3DO goodies. South Wall: packed in under the staircase are a PC-FX, Video Brain and some oddball peripherals. Also my Sega 32X and Atari 7800 games. under the Pac-man pillow is an Odyssey frisbee and a CD storage cabinet with PlayStation games. South/West corner: still under the staircase, two CD storage units with PlayStation games. Behind that, two shelving units with boxed NES games. Between the shelving units, most of the Sega Master System boxed games. Sega Saturn games are stacked up to the right.

    South Wall: just in front of the steps are some of the Dreamcast, PlayStation, and CD-i games. West Wall: much of the Genesis collection can be seen here, the monitor is running whatever console we're in the mood for (Dreamcast at the moment). Between the shelves of Genesis games are some of the PC Engine imports and Neo-Geo cartridges. West Wall: the rest of the Genesis collection is here. The monitor is dedicated to a MAME-dedicated PC with a HotRod SE arcade quality joystick. Behind the table is a complete TurboGrafx-16 HuCard collection and a portion of a complete Sega CD collection. North/East corner: just a further-back peek at this side for perspective.

    On the other side of the wall is the storage area, where the DP publications are kept, as well as trade items. Some of the collection is kept in this room, mainly the hardware. The rest of the storage area. The upstairs room has our only coin-op machine, which runs Punch-Out!.Super Punch-Out!, and Arm Wrestling. Piles of stuff that I have no idea what to do with litter the corners. The back corner of the upstairs room, mostly

  18. HA by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

    HA HA.

  19. Re:That was taken down rather quickly by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

    Your fugly you won't get a girlfriend either

  20. Fantastic Page Layout by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

    This Slashdot storry is brilliant. Yes, the summary is shite but for the sheer amount of whitespace at the top of the page filling up my browser window it's a winner.

  21. Re:Forget the "game collection" by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

    .... WHAT?

  22. great tie in by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

    http://ads.osdn.com/?ad_id=59&alloc_id=1381&site_i d=1&request_id=3992175&op=click&page=%2farticle%2e pl

  23. Re:Forget the "game collection" by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0
  24. My collection... by NEOGEOman · · Score: 3, Interesting

    I can't see the collection in question (And I'll wager no one else can at the moment either) so here's mine, if anyone cares.

    It's big, I'm serious.

    It's a serious illness - I love hardware. I love playing with it, tinkering with it, hacking it up and putting what I learn online:

    GameSX.com
    NFG games

    1. Re:My collection... by BobWeiner · · Score: 1

      And still, no girlfriend in any of the pics.

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    2. Re:My collection... by AceM2 · · Score: 2, Funny

      1.jpg looks more like the collection of someone that hijacked a delivery truck for resale..

    3. Re:My collection... by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 2, Interesting

      .. and my collection is here.

    4. Re:My collection... by HaloZero · · Score: 1

      In http://nfg.2y.net/temp/roompics/f.jpg, you've got what appears to be a mostly-empty shell of an HP desktop. What's in it, and how much do you want for it?

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    5. Re:My collection... by Jad+LaFields · · Score: 1

      Love the half-wall of NES games, it reminds me of a friend of mine's room.

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    6. Re:My collection... by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

      I find it somewhat interesting that you decided to go with HEX notation for numbering your pictures.

    7. Re:My collection... by AceM2 · · Score: 1

      I really like that collection.. The beach towels are cool, I remember when I was a little kid I had those.. Which I had kept them up instead of using them till they were faded and tattered.. I do still have a lot of old nintendo/mario oriented figurines and stuff I bet you'd like though =P One day I'll have to gather my collection of games/consoles/etc and make the 'storage room' look nice =P

    8. Re:My collection... by NEOGEOman · · Score: 1

      If you'd asked two weeks ago I'd have said "Nothing but the PSU + HP mobo" and given it to you cheap. Now however, after about ten days of hell trying unsuccessfully to cure an XP networking issue that worked for a year and suddenly hated me, I'm using the HP case as a router.

    9. Re:My collection... by NEOGEOman · · Score: 1

      I didn't go with HEX, I just started with numbers and had more than 9 images. Going to 11, 12 etc would have messed up the list, so I went to letters. If I'd had more than 16 I'd be using G, H, etc. =)

    10. Re:My collection... by HaloZero · · Score: 1

      No way I could get you to reconsider?

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  25. i sure hope by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

    the owner of that room has some serious fire insurance

    it's half a lifetimes collection.

    still most of that stuff would fit on 1 DVD-r (+r) ram what ever

  26. One thing he's missing. by Chess_the_cat · · Score: 2, Interesting

    The one thing he's missing is a switch so he can hook up more than 2 consoles at a time. Or maybe a TV with more inputs.

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  27. yawn by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

    I do not envy people over material things. Then again I'm not a hardcore gamer.

  28. Debbie does mario by m1kesm1th · · Score: 1

    "ehkz writes "Here is the ultimate game collection that any hard core gamer would envy." Check out the other collections too. "

    So, Debbie does * are games too?

    I don't think my joystick could handle it.

  29. Urge to Trade? by SomeOtherGuy · · Score: 1

    As a married reader who has no problem getting a little tail every now and again (most likely unlike this guy) -- I propose he offer timeshares to us. I mean at best sex can last 20-25 minutes...But a good game of Donkey Kong can go on for hours. I mean how does that compare?

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    1. Re:Urge to Trade? by Gorbag · · Score: 1
      As a married reader who has no problem getting a little tail every now and again (most likely unlike this guy) -- I propose he offer timeshares to us. I mean at best sex can last 20-25 minutes...But a good game of Donkey Kong can go on for hours. I mean how does that compare?
      So what are you suggesting? Swapping time with your wife for a game of Donkey Kong?

      Not Eskimo by any chance are you?

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      -- I speak only for myself
  30. Room Description by Joe+U · · Score: 4, Funny

    'You are in a twisty maze of passageways, all alike'

  31. Urgh! No pinball??? by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

    If there's no pinball, it's not a real game room. And where's the bigass table for playing D&D and boardgames?

  32. Save some space, man by Corporal+Tunnel · · Score: 4, Funny

    Someone should really teach this guy what an emulator is.

  33. How long were I asleep? by Lispy · · Score: 1
    "We are on the brink of World War 3"
    Jeez, did I miss something important?
    Has SCO finally gone too far?

    1. Re:How long were I asleep? by Nucleon500 · · Score: 1

      Note to self: bring lead underwear on future trips to Utah.

    2. Re:How long were I asleep? by luzrek · · Score: 1

      Has SCO finally gone too far? Nope, but Alabama got the bomb (joke). In reality, they did give the dead the right to vote (figure out what lobby that was?), and there is their religious fundamentalist cheif justice.

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      Galium Arsenide is the material of the future, and always will be.

  34. Impressive by Edd · · Score: 3, Interesting

    One of my friends collects video games and old computers, he has just over 100 now.

    Off the top of my head:
    Amiga 500
    Amiga 600
    Amiga CDTV
    Amiga 1200
    Amiga CD32
    Amstrad CPC464
    Amstrad GX4000
    Atari 2600
    Atari 4800
    Atari Falcon
    Atari Lynx
    Atari STE
    Apple Mac Classic
    BBC Model B
    BBC Master System
    Coleco Vision
    Commodore 64
    Commodore 128
    Commodore Vic20
    Neo Geo
    Neo Geo Pocket
    Nintento Famicom
    Nintendo NES (PAL)
    Nintendo NES (NTSC)
    Nintendo Super Famicom
    Nintendo SNES (NTSC)
    Nintendo SNES (PAL)
    Nintendo N64
    Nintendo Gameboy
    Nintendo Gameboy Color
    Nintendo Gameboy Advance
    Nintendo Gameboy Advance SP
    Nintendo Virtual Boy
    Nintendo Gamecube
    PC Engine
    Panasonic 3D0
    Panasonic 3D0 (Goldstar Version)
    Philips CDi
    Sega Master System
    Sega Game Gear
    Sega Mega Drive
    Sega Genesis
    Sega Mega CD
    Sega 32x
    Sega Saturn
    Sega Dreamcast
    Sinclair ZX80
    Sinclair ZX81
    Sinclair Spectrum
    Sinclair Spectrum 48K
    Sinclair Spectrum 48K+
    Sinclair Spectrum 128+2
    Sony PSX
    Sony Playstation
    Sony Playstation 2
    Tiger Game.com

    This is only arond 75% of what he has, the rest is too obscure for my memory. He also has some really rare stuff like a SNES CD Rom drive that Nintendo succeeded in having banned, the power glove and other fun things.

    He is mad

  35. XCom 1 by RedLaggedTeut · · Score: 1

    No Collection of computer games is complete without XCOM 1

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    I'm still trying to figure out what people mean by 'social skills' here.
  36. Re:SUBBUTEO TABLE SOCCER!! by Chalupa · · Score: 1

    And where's the bigass table for playing D&D and boardgames?

    Screw the D&D...you need a huge table for SUBBUTEO TABLE SOCCER!!! PLEASE tell me there are some slashdotters that played it back in the day, or even today!

    "...but remember, in my class, I am the JUDGE, JURY, and JAILER!!"-Mr. Buzzcut from Beavis and Butthead

    Chalupa

  37. I would call this excessive, but... by Nova+Express · · Score: 1

    ...since I collect first edition science fiction hardbacks, I really don't have any standing to cast aspersions on someone else's collecting madness...

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    http://www.lawrenceperson.com/

  38. Amiga by mousse-man · · Score: 2, Insightful

    Also this guy seriously lacks an Amiga...Lords of the Rising Sun, Uridium 2, Paradroid 90...

    1. Re:Amiga by AtariDatacenter · · Score: 1

      There was a follow-up to Paradroid? Oh gawd. I'm getting an Amiga.

  39. My collection... by geekster · · Score: 1

    How bizarre, I just came home with my game collection (well, just the boxes anyway) from my mother's basement... As always you can always find someone who's bigger, better and faster than you on the internet.

  40. Question... by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

    But seriously, In my experience: Alot of bright girls find brains very attractive. If you're smart enough, your brain can be enough to make you a sexual object, amazingly enough. And bright girls aren't always bookish and plain. Sometimes they're beautiful sex maniacs.

    Did you buy yours from the guy on the corner in front of the liquor store or did you grow it? Or if you grew it, did you use a liquified bird's manure solution or chemical fertilizer? I'm not having any success with natural light and chemical, so I'm thinking of doing the basment thing with the bird manure and 24hour fluorescant, and on a solar-powered UPS power grid so nobody suspects anything from my electricity bill.

  41. Internet Archive Mirror by PRES_00 · · Score: 1
    Here is the link to the internet archive's older mirror of the site (at least most of the images load):

    http://web.archive.org/web/20020203061232/http:/ /www.digitpress.com/roomdoom/roomdoom.htm

  42. Room of doom, but no gameboy! by kninja · · Score: 1

    Maybe he just forgot, but I didn't see any mention of a gameboy in that room. Oh well, his loss.

  43. so like.... by Mir322 · · Score: 1

    Where does he find room for the boxes of condoms?

    Oh, wait, right, sorry... never mind me.

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    "There is always some madness in love. But there is also always some reason in madness."- Friedrich Nietzsche
  44. What's Missing? by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

    Ah yes....but does he have Lucky Wander Boy?

    MMmmmm...2nd level...mmmmm...empty......mmm...sanity unraveling.....

  45. Girlfriend... hmm... by digitalpress · · Score: 1

    Hi all, that's my room in the main link, but my addiction is well-shared, if you happened to check out all the others (many of whom are way bigger than me... isn't that *something*... envy?). The girlfriend idea is a good one. I've been thinking about that for several years now. I don't know if my wife of 12 years will have a problem with it, but maybe she'll be up for a threesome, sounds like good clean fun. Thanks for the suggestions! The bandwidth sucks but at least we own our own servers. Never been slashdotted before but I welcome future links now that I'm prepared for it. I should stop by here more often. "News for nerds"... wow, sounds like HOME. Game. ON. Everybody.

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    Beware: Bouncy Bouncy Gamers Abound.
    Digital Press

  46. Better yet by phorm · · Score: 1

    Some form of decent project setup. Not the old behind-screen projection TV's that were known to burn with video games, but a decent overhead. Than perhaps a modified KVM switch to swap between consoles (and a couple nice power bars to allow many of the consoles to be plugged in).

    Throw in a nice gamers' couch, and he'd be set. Having a few thousand games isn't much good if all you have is a hard floor and 13" TV to play 'em with .