I’ve been sitting on doing this for some time and decided to finally get around to it. Like some here I’ve decided to keep my guys sealed on card so I’ve just hung them instead. Let me know what you guys think (and a BIG thanks to my wife for helping me out on the project!)!


New overall area:
http://i2.photobucket.com/albums/y42/smokehouse/Joe%20Room/Joe4.jpg

25th singles (more pegs ready for wave 4,5,6,....):
http://i2.photobucket.com/albums/y42/smokehouse/Joe%20Room/Joe6.jpg

25th 5-packs:
http://i2.photobucket.com/albums/y42/smokehouse/Joe%20Room/Joe5.jpg

Bottom cases:
http://i2.photobucket.com/albums/y42/smokehouse/Joe%20Room/Joe3.jpg

Don’t forget the Skystriker!:
http://i2.photobucket.com/albums/y42/smokehouse/Joe%20Room/Joe1.jpg

Or the Cobra Night Watch chopper:
http://i2.photobucket.com/albums/y42/smokehouse/Joe%20Room/Joe2.jpg



Old setup (yes, know I used to have the TD and Joe base but I decided they had to go…):
http://i2.photobucket.com/albums/y42/smokehouse/Joe%20Room/Room_3.jpg

Nice set and your Nintendo stuff make me jealous. :mad:

Nice set and your Nintendo stuff make me jealous. :mad:
Here's a few of my gaming stuff (they're a bit old, the Joes are still on the other shelf in these shots):

http://i2.photobucket.com/albums/y42/smokehouse/Toy%20Room/Toy_room_6.jpg

http://i2.photobucket.com/albums/y42/smokehouse/Toy%20Room/Toy_room_7.jpg

Lose game rack:
http://i2.photobucket.com/albums/y42/smokehouse/Toy%20Room/Toy_room_8.jpg

Cool pics and a very nice collection!

nice collections :D

Nah you game collection doesn't make me jealous, i had one much bigger at one point, but had to sell it though. :(

I just want your Nintendo Logo and Posters :D

Ah, Neo Geo. . .did you buy that stuff when it was astronomically expensive (is it still)? Nice game collection, btw. Unfortunately, ol' Hurricane Katrina took most of what I had left away (though it wasn't much compared to what you have).

nice!! wish i hade room to do that

looks cool how those 25th box sets fit together

Here's a few of my gaming stuff (they're a bit old, the Joes are still on the other shelf in these shots):

http://i2.photobucket.com/albums/y42/smokehouse/Toy%20Room/Toy_room_6.jpg

http://i2.photobucket.com/albums/y42/smokehouse/Toy%20Room/Toy_room_7.jpg

Lose game rack:
http://i2.photobucket.com/albums/y42/smokehouse/Toy%20Room/Toy_room_8.jpg

No matter how old, I still have a special place for all those games...surely bring back fond memories....

Nice collection and setup. Some very cool stuff.

Ah, Neo Geo. . .did you buy that stuff when it was astronomically expensive (is it still)? Nice game collection, btw. Unfortunately, ol' Hurricane Katrina took most of what I had left away (though it wasn't much compared to what you have).
No, actually those are Neo Geo MVS carts (arcade carts). They are FAR less expensive than the AES home carts. A converted system costs a bit more but in the end you'll save thousands on the games. Prime example (current prices):

Metal Slug AES $2000+, MVS $100
Garou Mark of the Wolves AES $500-600, MVS $80
Metal Slug 3 AES $400, MVS $50
Blazing Star AES $600-700, MVS $60

Same game in every way. As a matter of fact I had a UniBIOS installed so I can switch which version of the game I want to play (home or arcade). Every Neo Cart made has both versions and all availble languages on each cart (the BIOS chip also allows for language selection as well). I've also added "shock boxes" and professionally printed artwork so the games display nicely. Here's some shots of my "consolized" MVS, Shck boxes and what a MVS cart looks like:

MVS (I have stereo outs, S-Video and RGB. The controller outs are on the other side):
http://i2.photobucket.com/albums/y42/smokehouse/neo%20review/MVS-system.jpg

MVS cart:
http://i2.photobucket.com/albums/y42/smokehouse/neo%20review/cart-comparason.jpg

Shock Box:
http://i2.photobucket.com/albums/y42/smokehouse/neo%20review/finishedbox.jpg

looks cool how those 25th box sets fit together

That's what I though, what a great design. I love it when boxes will display nicely together.

Great display, thanks for posting pics.

One of my cousins is a video game collector, but the amount of stuff he has fills a bedroom - completely fills, no shelving at all, but it's stacked floor to ceiling with a very narrow walkway that gives access to about ½ of it.

Great display, thanks for posting pics.

One of my cousins is a video game collector, but the amount of stuff he has fills a bedroom - completely fills, no shelving at all, but it's stacked floor to ceiling with a very narrow walkway that gives access to about ½ of it.

There was a time I was going that route but I decided against it. I finally decided that if I can't display it, I won't buy it. I do have other stuff in other areas though. I have the first 6 years of Nintendo Power and first 3 or Die Hard Game Fan Magazing in a book case, all of my hook-ups and controllers in bins and some old Atari stuff I've been meaning t sell in antoher room (800XL computer wth TONS of software, drives, etc, 2600 vader, 2600 6-switch, etc.

Great collection: compliments!
:rolleyes: