Game Rooms

[nurd]

 

That's awesome.

Is the power light always on on the NES, or is it on a switch?
Or do you have to press the power button to turn the TV on?

@UglyJoe: FLCL Box. I demand to know what it contains? is it on DVD?

[NationalGameDepot]

The power light is turned on by pressing the power button of course   I usually leave it off unless someone is coming over.  I am recently single again and I will dread bringing any women into this, lol.
~~NGD

[UglyJoe]

@UglyJoe: FLCL Box. I demand to know what it contains? is it on DVD?

FLCL Ultimate Collection

http://www.animenewsnetwork.com/encyclopedia/releases.php?id=7508

I'm glad I bought it shortly after it came out, since it's getting hard to find now.

[manuel]

NGD, when I say your gameroom is "very cool" that would be one big understatement. 

[FamicomFreak]

Great giant stuff and what an awesome room!

[NintendoKing]

The power light is turned on by pressing the power button of course   I usually leave it off unless someone is coming over.  I am recently single again and I will dread bringing any women into this, lol.
~~NGD

I wanna see that game room in real life, the images amazed me beyong anything ever. I have never seen gigantic NES and Gameboys before.

[NationalGameDepot]

Thanks for the nice comments

The Giant Gameboy was used in Sears as a display unit. It has a 32" TV inside it and apparently showed continuous videos of upcoming games.  The Giant NES I built about a 2 years ago with a buddy of mine.  More info can be seen here http://www.nationalgamedepot.zoomshare.com/2.html
~~NGD

[NintendoKing]

Thanks for the nice comments

The Giant Gameboy was used in Sears as a display unit. It has a 32" TV inside it and apparently showed continuous videos of upcoming games.  The Giant NES I built about a 2 years ago with a buddy of mine.  More info can be seen here http://www.nationalgamedepot.zoomshare.com/2.html
~~NGD

The giant R.O.B chair, has profitability and so does the NES controller table.

I could see people putting coasters on the red A and B buttons and having their coffee sit on the coasters. I could also see people placing a plate of donuts or something on the D Pad.

[manuel]

Having seen that I now want a giant Famicom.

[nurd]

Idea.

If you make a ROB chair, you need to make Gyro tables. Whatever those little tables are that you put your beverage on, that go on the sides of couches. Yeah, one of those, shaped like a gyro

[KEVMAN569]

Thanks for the nice comments

The Giant Gameboy was used in Sears as a display unit. It has a 32" TV inside it and apparently showed continuous videos of upcoming games.  The Giant NES I built about a 2 years ago with a buddy of mine.  More info can be seen here http://www.nationalgamedepot.zoomshare.com/2.html
~~NGD

OMG I remember my parents foundan article about you.  So your that guy nice game room It's like my dream room.

[NationalGameDepot]

That is me    I am a dork 
~~NGD

[Jollie]

alright i havent been here in awhile so i thought id post an updated pic of everything later on

[Switchstance]

I've been out for a couple of months and your game-room is impressive man, really nice. I want some like that someday. Regards to all your game-rooms I hope they grow

[UglyJoe]

My "wall of games" is finally starting to take shape (amidst the total mess that is the rest of my apartment...).  I'm happy to have my NES games out of a closet and back into the open again.

UPDATE

My game collection is pretty much entirely on display now.  I'm missing my Dreamcast controller and hookups, and I can't find my original Genesis, but everything else turned up.  Controllers and whatnot are in the baskets along the bottom.  I've got more random NES controllers in boxes in a closet (since I'll never use them),



And here's a shot of my tv in its new location (for no good reason  ):