Mike's Game Room Tour / Setup 2015

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Hooking up Multiple Video Game Systems by Mike Matei
Fans having been asking me for quite a while about how I hook up all my game consoles. My setup isn’t the most efficient thing in the world, but it gets the job done. There are probably better switchers out there I could be using, but this is just the way I’ve been doing it. I use mostly basic RCA Splitters that can be bought at local stores like Radio Shack and Target.
I would like to improve the way I have everything hooked up however. So if you have any ideas on how I can improve my gaming setup, please let me know.

I know there are 8 way RCA splitters out there, but really I need one more extreme then that, which is why I haven’t bothered upgrading. I need something that does more like 20 way…
What I really need is something that can has more ports for HDMI, Coaxial & RCA all together..

Here’s a list of the systems that are hooked up at my apartment now. And what method I’m using for each.

Nintendo Entertainment system (NES) - RCA (modded)
Famicom - Coaxial (i’d like to get a modded fermium but don’t have one yet)
Super Nintendo Entertainment System (SNES) - RCA
Nintendo 64 - RCA
Gamecube - RCA
Sega Genesis - RCA
Sega Saturn - RCA
Panasonic 3DO - RCA
Turbo Duo - RCA
Xbox - RCA
Playstation 2 - RCA
Dreamcast - RCA
Sega Master System - RCA
Atari 7800 - RCA (modded)
Atari 5200 - RCA (modded)
Wii U - HDMI
Retron 5 - HDMI
Xbox 360 - HDMI
Playstation 3 - HDMI
Ouya - HDMI

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