I store my games on my Steam-account or in a box in the closet (haven't bought a non-digital game in years).
Nice rack.
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I have a bookshelf standing right next to my TV. I keep everything organized in the following order: Movie DVDs, TV series DVDs, PC games, GameCube games, Wii games, PS1 games, PS2 games, PS3 games, DS games, 3DS games, and finally PSP games. The individual titles are sorted alphabetically, though with franchises put together chronologically.
I'm kind of OCD about everything being in the right place, too...
I'm kind of OCD about everything being in the right place, too...
Strewn across the floor in my room.
I did have them stacked, but then Iroically I tidyed up and it got thrown out, and I had no-where to put them.
*Capatcha "I want control"
Bit odd, considering i've just spent the last few hours playing assassin's creed online... Templars <3
I did have them stacked, but then Iroically I tidyed up and it got thrown out, and I had no-where to put them.
*Capatcha "I want control"
Bit odd, considering i've just spent the last few hours playing assassin's creed online... Templars <3
All 360 games are on a semi-neat shelf just above the console itself. My PC games are either on HDD, on the computer desk or scattered between about four different boxes.
I have this crazy thing called a "hard disk drive" it stores data, without taking up more than a few inches of physical space.
Seriously, I hate having hard copies of a digital product. Why bother with storing files on a disc when you could store directly on the device that runs them? the few console games I do own these days tend to just float around my room and will continue to do so until they finally break or I rid myself of them. New console games shall follow a similar path, though as should be obvious by now I don't have many nor will I ever.
Seriously, I hate having hard copies of a digital product. Why bother with storing files on a disc when you could store directly on the device that runs them? the few console games I do own these days tend to just float around my room and will continue to do so until they finally break or I rid myself of them. New console games shall follow a similar path, though as should be obvious by now I don't have many nor will I ever.
Man...I got all excited for boobs. Wait! This is the internet! HUZZAH!
OT: In a box, next to my TV. Or in the system. I should look into a shelf...
OT: In a box, next to my TV. Or in the system. I should look into a shelf...
Don't be...absurd. *shifts eyes left and right*Forlong said:
Anyways, I don't really organize my games, they're just stacked with my movies in a bookshelf back home, and the ones I brought with me are in one of those zipper pouch binder...things.
My, how misleading.
The games I'm currently interested in are scattered around my room. The rest of the games I own are somewhere else in the house. When a friend comes over and suggests something like "Oh man, it's been so long since we played ****", we have to go Real life HD Minecrafting in my house first.
The games I'm currently interested in are scattered around my room. The rest of the games I own are somewhere else in the house. When a friend comes over and suggests something like "Oh man, it's been so long since we played ****", we have to go Real life HD Minecrafting in my house first.
