NEW GAME ROOM PICS AFTER OUR BASEMENT HAS BEEN WATERPROOFED!!! YAY!!!

[logical123]

http://www.rfgeneration.c...ile&folder=Collection

Not bad, if I do say so myself. 

With the arrival of Fuyukaze's package, I will be at 29 systems!!! 

No more game buying for a while though... I NEED TO UPGRADE MY TV!!! I'll probably invest $150-300 in a tv, but that will take 1-3 months to get that kind of money. 

[modest9797]

That Gamegear looks like a monster compared to the other handhelds.

Nice collection!

[Sirgin]

Looks great! Add a couple of Games-related posters on the wall to make it complete

You definately need a new TV The woofers of those speakers are almost as big as your TV screen 

I reccomend saving up a bit more than $150-300. Maybe until $400-500. Then you can get a (maybe a 26" or even bigger, I'm not sure) HD Ready TV. It'd be a great step up from what you have now and if it has a couple of HDMI ports it's ready for the future aswell!!! Think about it

[BadEnoughDude]

$300 will get you a used 27"-36" high-def flat tube TV. Look on Craigslist. They are everywhere.

[Sirgin]

$300 will get you a used 27"-36" high-def flat tube TV. Look on Craigslist. They are everywhere.

I didn't know that! That's really cheap, actually.

If thats' the case, $300 should be fine, logical

[Ghost Soldier]

Nice pictures

[blcklblskt]

Your Virtual Boy's stand is backwards, the legs should be facing the other way lol .

Looks like your N64 collection is coming along well.

[BadEnoughDude]

$300 will get you a used 27"-36" high-def flat tube TV. Look on Craigslist. They are everywhere.

I didn't know that! That's really cheap, actually.

If thats' the case, $300 should be fine, logical

Yup. I've been thinking about getting a new one for myself, actually. I have a flat-tube 27" Sony and I love it to death. I'd have no problems simply upgrading to the 36" HD version of the TV I have now.

[Sirgin]

Yup. I've been thinking about getting a new one for myself, actually. I have a flat-tube 27" Sony and I love it to death. I'd have no problems simply upgrading to the 36" HD version of the TV I have now.

What do you mean with "flat tube"? (Is it a big TV but with a flat screen?)

A 36" is huge! Would be awesome though

[BadEnoughDude]

Um, a flat-tube is just a standard def flat screen TV. It's no different than your standard television other than the fact that it has a flat screen.

[Tan]

Um, a flat-tube is just a standard def flat screen TV. It's no different than your standard television other than the fact that it has a flat screen.

If I'm not mistaken, the average HD version of a CRT 36" TV weighs anything from 150-250 pounds. You need a hell of an entertainment center to support that plus everything else you'd add beside it. The average SD version of the same TV is on average 50-100 pounds lighter which most entertainment centers can handle.

[BadEnoughDude]

Um, a flat-tube is just a standard def flat screen TV. It's no different than your standard television other than the fact that it has a flat screen.

If I'm not mistaken, the average HD version of a CRT 36" TV weighs anything from 150-250 pounds. You need a hell of an entertainment center to support that plus everything else you'd add beside it. The average SD version of the same TV is on average 50-100 pounds lighter which most entertainment centers can handle.

I'll have to check the specs of my TV stand before I buy

[Tondog]

Looks nice. I'm a fan of the Virtual Boy you have there.

[Tan]

Um, a flat-tube is just a standard def flat screen TV. It's no different than your standard television other than the fact that it has a flat screen.

If I'm not mistaken, the average HD version of a CRT 36" TV weighs anything from 150-250 pounds. You need a hell of an entertainment center to support that plus everything else you'd add beside it. The average SD version of the same TV is on average 50-100 pounds lighter which most entertainment centers can handle.

I'll have to check the specs of my TV stand before I buy

If it's a HD 36" Sony as you say, it'll probably weigh between 210-230 pounds or so. Add to that your reciever, DVD/VHS players and game consoles.

[Sirgin]

If it's a HD 36" Sony as you say, it'll probably weigh between 210-230 pounds or so. Add to that your reciever, DVD/VHS players and game consoles.

That's inhuman!

A little question: Do HD CRT TV's have advantages over their LCD counterparts? (They should, otherwise they would stop making those heavy things I guess)