The lineup is unbelievable, but i couldn't play there - i need lots of space for my "power-stance".

My game room has exactly the same dimension as yours - and i can also only fit in 9 pins due to the door.

Thought about a bead curtain (actually a double-layered thread curtain). But then i can forget about having friends over playing until 4 a.m. because the noise spreads in the house and my wife won't get her beauty sleep.

A sliding door could be a good solution if you need to keep the noise from the rest of the house.

The decorative lighting in my gameroom has it's own circuit which is switched by a motion sensor. When you enter the room it turns on automatically and switches off 10 minutes after leaving the room.

Why am I the only one freakin' out over the fact that someone has a real live The Big Lebowski sitting in a private collection???

Like this guy and WoZ...

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Nothing wrong with a little dancing...

Just putting appropriately sized ordinary cardboard boxes under the pins would look far better in my opinion. Even if i want to look at the other stuff in the room...I can't help staring at those curtains...

The least I would do is make them solid black, grey or white so they don't draw attention so heavily.

Another good idea. But looking at the little sideboard thing in the first picture i guess we just have different color perception.

Apart from the clown-skirts your pins are wearing the room is really nice!

And hey, you have a pinball machine desk, cool.

This is insane!!!

I was looking through the poolhouse pics thinking "the only thing missing is a James-Bond-like windowed pool that you can look into when in the gameroom" and bam, a few pictures later you're presenting exactly that setup.

Congrats to one of the coolest gamerooms I've ever seen!

I really don't get what you guys love so much about those stooges guys, but your gameroom is turning out to be absolutely great.

The color scheme you chose is perfect!

Wow, now that's a strange statement!

I agree with virtual pinball having nothing to do with real pinball, but even hardcore arcade freaks can't tell if they are playing a mame game or the original board. I have a 4-PCB-cab with one of the slots fed by a MAME-PC, the other 3 with PCBs - when I switch the same game back and forth between MAME & original PCB there is no chance to tell which is which in 90% of the cases.
But yeah, it's not a dedicated original cab...

That only happens if you're using "old style MAME" (pre 2014/15ish). With W7, GroovyMAME set to SuperResolutions, D3D and ASIO active there is no more frame lag or screen tearing, scrolling games work perfect right out the box, modlines are generated dynamically in an automated way. Tweaking is not necessary any more. Only ASIO needs to be adjusted to your systems speed, but that's an add-on most people won't care for unless they are tournament players and need 100% frame exact emulation.

But enough of this in the gameroom pics thread - sorry for OT.

I'd move the foosball there, the air hockey sideways to the low wall were the 4 pins are standing back to back now. Put the pins where the foosball was, and also use the playfield hanging space for pins as others suggested. Keep the profile low in the middle of the room and move all the pins to the walls, makes it look less cluttered and more spacious.

But the way it is would be just fine for me.

You guys really have huge spaces compared to most game rooms in Europe.

Stating this doesn't make it less offensive. It just expresses bad style.

So your point is that Brazilian girls tend to be mediocre pretty, small, short legged with unproportionally huge behinds?

Post pics of your wife and/or friends if you want to prove something, not some random "hot" girls you found on the internet.