Pardon the terrible image quality. Phone camera's pretty awful in low lighting, even with flash. >.O (Had to heavily edit the brightness just to get everything in it to be really
visible.) ...Also, pardon the clutter. I need to clean my room one of these days... ^^;
The PS2's a "Fat Boy," and still in functioning condition, thankfully. (Had to crack it open to clean the lens once, a few years ago, though.) Upgraded to component cables sometime after getting an HDTV, although the upscaling for those is, sadly, limited to only select titles. (Makes a noticeable difference either way, though, compared to an RF adapter or composite cables.)
The Wii's one of the original models, with Gamecube support. Went sort of out of my way to get one, since they were already out of production by that point, and I got it waaaaay late. (Managed to nab one that was collecting dust in storage at a local Sears, though, haha.) ...Not that I really have any GC games to play on it, though, aside from Twilight Princess. (With no memory card, at that.) <.<; I'm considering upgrading to a Wii U, but we'll see... For the time being, I'm plenty content with it as is.
The PS3's a slim model (not the most recent version), and was originally a 160GB model, but I recently upgraded its HDD to 1TB. Pretty sure that will last me a while, hah.
The computer's a, uh... Cyberpower. AMD, Radeon, etc. Don't really feel like posting a full specs report for it. It's nothing amazing, but it's plenty sufficient for me. Let's me play pretty much any game I've tried so far, although I usually play on low- to mid-level graphics for most of the more modern/recent titles. I'm not anal about that, though. As long as I can play them, I'm happy. It took a little work to fix some little quirks in the default setup, but now it's functioning fine, with few to no hiccups. ...Oh, and as you can see here, I have it running on my TV, so there's that. ^^
Recently got a cheap little Logitech surround sound speaker setup, which I've got connected to the PS3 and computer. I don't have the hardware for "true" 5.1 surround sound, but whatevs. I've got speakers delivering sound all around, and that's all I wanted, so it works for me. (Might eventually get a sound card for my computer that'll support 5.1 channels, but it's not a priority.)
As for my games, I've currently got them in two locations.
PS3 and PS2 games are on the rack to the right side of the above image.
Wii and PSP games are stored in a drawer of my dresser.
