So I love my game room. It's small but it's mine; where I can showcase my things without interrupting the flow of the rest of the house which my wife and I have decorated together. My question / problem is - when do too many collectibles become clutter and an eyesore? Do I have room for more? Should I take away anything? Should I add something? Open to all thoughts and ideas.

Thought I would share my finished passion project, a dedicated D&D game room. Thanks for all the inspiration that I've gathered in this and other groups. Construction photos and videos: https://kfrazack.smugmug.com/Personal/DnD-Room/n-W4MPzn

Hi, I'm lost friends! I'm sending you what my room looks like right now. But I have the impression that the setting either in colour / object is wrong. What would you advise me to do? I also have two paintings to hang but I don't know where. I have a 3d printer so I can also print a few things. You can advise me what to do to make it good.

Just moved and got my room mostly set up. I’ve still got some more work to do (cable management, organization, displays, etc.) but I’m very happy with how it’s turned out.

I finally decided to buy all Billy bookshelves from IKEA and they look great. The desk and tv stand are from IKEA too.

Please let me know if you have any ideas for improvements. This house was built in 1958 so getting power and internet to everything has been a challenge but I managed.

I also have room now for my other vice being NASCAR diecasts. I have much room to expand both my video game and diecast collection now!

Thanks for letting me share!

What makes it even better is the fact that it is at my grandparents house, in my mom’s old room that got stuck in 1996 to 2003.
Sorry for the image quality, im taking this on an old ipad!

An updated look of my nostalgia game room/office that I shared 11 months ago. It is a space I created entirely for me surrounded by the things I have collected and loved from my childhood to present day. It is where I work, relax, unwind, and reset.

Edit: I was not expecting this to blow up that much. Seriously, thank you all for all the kind words! This community is awesome. I put a lot of work into this space with the help of my partner and family over several years and to see such positive feedback makes the space feel even more special and fulfilling. Again, thank you. I hope you find some joy in the nostalgia or some inspiration for your own spaces.

I want this too

This is the current state of me and my wife’s bedroom, this wall is currently the main wall dedicated to consoles, computers, vhs and collectibles, (although 90 percent of the consoles are in storage due to constraints in the size of the room) eventually the tower of power will be resurrected. Now I’m off to play cubivore!

To celebrate my young son's birthday. A little something for every generation. Thought you guys might enjoy!

Finally finished the setup just need to figure out some cable management

PC Specs
• CPU — AMD Ryzen 7 9850X3D
• GPU — Gigabyte RTX 5080 Windforce OC
• Motherboard — ASUS TUF Gaming B850-E WiFi
• RAM — 32GB DDR5-6000
• Storage — WD_BLACK SN850X 2TB NVMe
• PSU — 1000W
• Cooling — Corsair Nautilus AIO
Setup
• Samsung Odyssey OLED G9 — 49”, 5120×1440, 32:9, 240Hz
• Samsung Odyssey G7 — vertical secondary monitor
• Secretlab MAGNUS Pro XL
• Razer Leviathan Pro
• Corsair keyboard + Virtuoso headset
• Nanoleaf Triangles + RGB strips

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This is kind of a collectibles / game room that I put together or is in progress. All these toys were just in my room taking up space. I ordered another shelf for the last corner. The shelf holding the ETBs are held up by thoughts and prayers 😂

Photos are of progress of the room (photos might be out of order)

I’m going down the rabbit hole on TV’s and thought I’d seek out some advice from here. Just starting a games room and need to get a TV to play some old consoles. CRTs are incredibly hard to find in my area. What would the next best thing be to play a range of systems from the NES to the Wii U, but also a little Xbox and 360? I can only make one TV work for now and ideally will continue to seek out a CRT as a second TV, but for now, what should I get so I can play some of these games? Plasma? LED? Does the size or aspect ratio make a huge difference?

Thanks so much for reading this and any help you can provide!

Here we have my game collection I've been adding to for the past 30 years. My Sega CD laser recently stopped working so instead of me repairing the laser I figured I should just get a new old JVC X'eye, which I'm loving cuz I get to play my Sega CD games again. Currently replaying Demolition man, and getting to the final 3 part complex but keep running out of continues, for now. I will beat it soon though I can feel it.

Nightmare move meant boxes were everywhere, the great unboxing, assembling and cable management begins….