Here is a view of the desk from behind the red tent: Here’s a better look at my red tent hidden around that corner: There is my desk with my Commodore 64 and a shelf on it and you can also see my red tent peaking from around the corner:
If we head left past the console shelf we have a little nook of radness. To the left of that is my custom built console display shelf: Moving in further from the entrance is the TV where I play all my awesome games: Opposite those shelves, on the same wall as the entrance, is my recently erected, almost complete Final Fantasy shrine: …and to the left (that brown door goes into the laundry room): The is what you see when you first walk in if you look to the right… I tried to represent it the best I could, but I decided to add notes on each photo because there isn’t very much room to take pictures in there and I didn’t want to lose anyone. As it stands right now it kind of resembles a the organized clutter of a Japanese retro game store with the warmth and hospitality of a hobbit-hole, round door not with standing. It truly is an art form that takes time and patience. Since that first attempt at creating a game room I have been slowly crafting the space to meet my own creature comfortableness.
It has under gone some dramatic changes since I first put it together when I claimed the downstairs spare bedroom as my own shortly after my wife, my daughter and I moved into our new house over a year ago. It’s been a while since I posted an update on the ol’ game room.
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