[OFFICIAL] Gaming Setups Thread (PC & Console)

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Moved into new condo about 14 months ago. All these pictures taken a 6 month - 1 year ago (broke my camera never got a replacement)

Living Room (old) :

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With Wii:

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Bedroom Computer 1:

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Bedroom Computer 2:

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Bedroom Desktop under the table:

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Bedroom LCD:

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HTPC Computer 1 output to LCD:

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Guest Bedroom has a small lcd and computer but no pics of it.

Got a new TV, PS3, and computer(s) in guest room:

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twj008

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My bedroom setup. I know it's not great, but I mow lawns for money and payed for it all on my own. Considering I live in California does help though cause it's always sunny. HP Laptop, 26" Vizio LCD HDTV, Xbox 360 Premium, Play & Charge Kit, Messenger Pad, Portable DVD Player, iPod Touch, and some games and movies.

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Emn1ty

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Here is my setup. I switch between dual for my laptop and my 360 on the 20", and also switch them for audio on my Altec Lansing 2.1 speakers. Its a very enjoyable setup, and the Ikea Jerker helps alot :D.

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thr33face

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My gaming setup:

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I was a PC gamer once and always hated all that driver problems and game incompatiblities. Still, there were a lot of great games.

Tired of dealing with all that trouble I decided to go a different route.

New plan: Make everything simple, space efficient and portable.

So I sold that desktop pc and replaced it with a MacBook as my main machine. That notebook is more powerful than the last pc system I had, except in the 3d graphics corner.

Having no time to play games anyway I neglected gaming alltogether. But last year, when it got colder outside again I felt the urge to game again. Of course a gaming system had to be small and efficient.

So, i got myself a grey/silver DS Lite.

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My gaming setup:

nff2kt9.jpg

I was a PC gamer once and always hated all that driver problems and game incompatiblities. Still, there were a lot of great games.

Tired of dealing with all that trouble I decided to go a different route.

New plan: Make everything simple, space efficient and portable.

So I sold that desktop pc and replaced it with a MacBook as my main machine. That notebook is more powerful than the last pc system I had, except in the 3d graphics corner.

Having no time to play games anyway I neglected gaming alltogether. But last year, when it got colder outside again I felt the urge to game again. Of course a gaming system had to be small and efficient.

So, i got myself a grey/silver DS Lite.

Nice and simple! :)

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