Your Gaming setup

Will possibly take a picture later.

- 42" 1080p HDTV, properly colour calibrated.
- Couch seating about six feet away
- Surround sound setup, also properly calibrated

Game, watch movies, and TV with this. 'tis bliss. Calibration is a must. Things look as they should. Things sound like they should
 
I love these threads haha. My setup at home:

37", I think, flat screen TV at 1080i with an XBOX 360 and a Wii hooked up. No surround sound or anything fancy but the couch is about 6 feet away so it isn't bad.
 
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Now for the numbers:
1) PS3
2) Sonic the Hedgehog collectibles (closeup included)
3) A/V switcher, because I'm too lazy to remove the cables when I want to switch systems.
4) DirecTV receiver
5) Nintendo 64 with a copy of GoldenEye 007 in it.
6) Nintendo Wii
7) Sega Genesis/Mega Drive with a copy of Mickey Mouse and Donald Duck in the World of Illusion in it.
8) 32" Sony TV from about 1994 that still works like the day we bought it.
9) Sega Dreamcast with controller
10) Rock Band keyboard
11) Rock Band drums
12) Legend of the Guardians: The Owls of Ga'Hoole authentic poster (closeup included)
13) Fighting guinea pigs with weapons

My Sonic plush, wall clock, and Wii remote charger:
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My Legend of the Guardians: The Owls of Ga'Hoole authentic poster (I say 'authentic' because it's not a cheap knock-off. It's real merchandise printed to promote the movie):
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So yeah, that's about it. I also do a bit of gaming on my Mac but it's so little that I don't even consider myself a computer gamer.
 
wow i wish mine was as nice as some of yours. atm i am currently rearranging my gaming stuff so half is in one room and half is in another. and its kinda messy. :/

this first pic is just my tv and xbox 360
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starting from the top shelf:
top: my 2 ds lites in plat game cases...book....and old cd player
middle: true blood stuff...the silver bag on the left side is filled with ds games and styles.... then my wii which is normally by the tv with the 360 then a camera and some controllers
bottom: celebi plush....charizard tin is filled with gen 1-3 pokemon games....xbox and wii and ds games.
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the other room with my n64 super Nintendo and ps2....the drawers are filled with controllers
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my entire game collection. the left side is such a mess. sorry
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close up of the games
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You all have really nice setups, I don't like mines much. DX
 
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Warning, it's a big image. And it's blurry. I don't know why my camera keeps doing that.

*ahem* This is my computing setup, and where I do most of my gaming nowadays. I've moved away from consoles for the most part, but I still do have a Wii and a DS and I do consider myself an avid Nintendo gamer.
1) 19" monitor. Currently displaying feed from MacBook.
2) Early 2008 MacBook. Pushing feed out to monitor, but can dual-link (use this whenever I'm not using my tablet). I used to do all of my gaming on there, but the fact that even under Windows the games were slow as hell reduced my effectiveness in these games. I still use it for general purpose computing, since most of my stuff is only Mac compatible and I haven't gotten the new rig fully personalized yet.
3) Wacom Bamboo graphics tablet. I use this for writing-based homework, such as math, physics, and history. Yes, I've figured out how to handwrite stuff on the computer. I'm just awesome like that.
4 and 5) Logitech S 510 keyboard/mouse combo. These are currently connected to my new gaming rig.
6) My new gaming rig, which is only about two or three weeks old. Custom built, equipped with an i7 950, and ready to take any and every game I can throw at it with great framerates at the highest settings. Pushes out feed over a DVI connection to the 19" monitor, and sends out audio to a headset which is not shown. 'tis nice.
7) 10-plug surge protector. I need every single one of these plugs.
8) huh... I don't have an 8. Oh well, pretend it doesn't exist.
9) The top of a wireless antenna that I was forced to get for OS X compatibility on the new rig. Does a pretty damn good job with maintaining a connection to my house's wireless network, and is fairly non-obtrusive.
10) Two speakers. These don't see much use nowadays, but I have them there just in case.

And that's it for now.
 
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