/vr/ - Retro Games

>>7695045
Autism time bitches.
Right now I have my GameCube, N64 and SNES hooked up (swapping the cord between them) to my HD TV through their original composite cables. I don't really care what the video looks like, the point is that the image is larger than my CRT's and right now I prefer to just have all my consoles hooked up to my HD TV. Anyway, Dreamcast on HDMI1, Switch on HDMI2 and XSX on HDMI3. There is a CRT about a foot away from the HDTV, sitting on top of another CRT. I prefer the top CRT because the bottom one fucks dark colors really bad. I mostly just use that to watch or record VHS tapes on though, I have a local TV channel box hooked up and sometimes record old cartoons on MeTV and stuff like that. My PS2 is right there, just not plugged in. Xbox/Xbox 360/Wii/Wii U aren't set up right now anywhere. And a bunch of portable shit.
As for physical game collections and if I actually use them:
>SNES: All my games are Super Famicom games, only have a few games though (couple Kirbys, DKC trilogy, Rock Man 7)
>N64: Besides my Pokemon Stadium 2 cart, I mostly just play my Everdrive, do have 20~ games though including two copies of Harvest Moon 64
>GameCube: Have around a dozen games (sold a bunch over the years) that I keep in two PS2 game cases. Disc only. You hate it but no matter how much you seethe, it won't change. You can play any GameCube game ever made on a hacked Wii flawlessly and I really only use my GameCube as a Game Boy Player machine.
>Xbox: I have like 8 or so games, wanted to get into Xbox but haven't really worked on the collection for a while, mostly just wanted it so I could play JSRF lagless. All my Xbox games are complete.
>PS2: CD book that holds like 20 games. I have all the Ratchets, almost all the SmackDown! games, and some other stuff and I like my little core of games in there. There's some random PS2 games I have with their case, though.
My game shit isn't on a shelf it's just kind of scattered around my apartment.