Your Gaming Setup
Do you think you have the best (or worst) gaming setup on this forum? Send in pictures of your setup to see. Here's mine.
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some newer pictures of games and music and dvds etc
Pikachu seems so out of place..
After the photo was taken, Pika's electricity went out of control and fried all of the other figures in an event that shall be forever remembered as "Drunken Pika Shock Party '08".
He then made out with the Nine Inch Nails logo up top and got arrested for indecent exposure in an apothecary down the street.
*long, unbroken silence*
And the Alamo.
EDIT: In Soviet Russia, Alamo remembers...... YOU! Oh ho ho!
no never, pikachu can hold his own against all of the others (they are edward AITD, raiden mgs2, white mjonir spartan halo 3, marcus gow, and brute chopper halo 3)
My cluttered desk. Enjoy
i nearly had that chair, i only chose mine as it had more of a star trek captains feel to it
WOW!
This gamespace is the definition of high-end!!!
Game memorabilia?
CHECK!!!
Awesome desk chair?!
CHECK!!
That chair can handle the newest great graphics.
Look at that machine!
Floppy drive? YES!!
This computer has enough RAM to handle our BLASTULAR PROCESSING!!! We here at Videlectrix feel priveledged to be able to work with all the latest systems.
Also note that we have Strong Man figurines to work as reference points for our mega games! Dedicated to the highest in EGA quality, we always use the latest systems to make our MEGA-games as LIFELIKE as possible!!!(unless realism makes our computer crash and sparks fly from the compy!!!)
Unfortunately it doesn't show my comfy Ikea chair ("Markus") that I recently bought.
Yes, we do! Mine's a Freecom. Here's a new picture showing my desk. I tried to clean it up very quickly before taking it. Usually you don't see much of the surface of the desk...
time machine disks? what are they?
They're external hard drives for macs.
oh ok, i know nothing of macs at all
It's OSX's backup system. Keeps incremental backups on an external disk.
So, this is what I switched to! (I hear it's got lotsa great games)
OMG! That was my first PC! I remember spending hours playing ZORK on the C64!
No real pics since I run my desktop as a server/thinclient (all you see is 5 gigantic speakers, the LCD, and hte keyboard/mouse)
Though if you want to talk about specs it's a good machine (not state of hte art, but...)
2.66ghz AMD64x2 with 3gb rAM, WinXpPro x64 edition, 1350gb HD, DVD +/-RW, hooked to a Panasonic Technics Stereo. (Primary use: Web surfing, Halflife/2/Team Fortress2, and Maya x64)
oh and over on the shelf is my C64 monitor hooked to my PS2 slimline which I use almost exclusively for DVDs... (hoping to replace the monitor with a 42" LCD when I pay off all my college bills in... oh... 4-10 years... -_-)
Laptop is a 2.0ghz Tureon64x2 running Vista Home Premium 64-bit edition, 2gb ram, and 250gb HD. (Primarily web surfing and Maya x64 - yes, I do run Maya on a laptop, and it's not fun but it works)
Also have an eee4g, Axim X51v, HP ultra-portable Projector, and a Dell Inspiron B120. Planning to buy a HTC Touch Pro, a few 802.11n series NICs, Digital Camera... and that's it... my PC setup's really about as complete as I can get it...
It still amazes me at the quality of the Commodore 64 Monitor.
But, it's like they say: "The Commodore is Keeping up with you!".