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Quoted from briyau15:Trying to decide whether this would be a dedicated arcade/pinball pop culture room or if I make it more versatile with it being more of a lounge area that just happens to have pinball machines in it.
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The struggle is real! I opted to have a music, home theater room with arcade games in it but being limited to 4-5 pins makes selection harder!
Finally to the point where I can share what I have going, I have room for one more pin in my humble little space. So many great rooms in this thread. Wanted to ensure the basement was multi purpose for home theater, listening to tunes, or playing card/board games in addition to multicade and pins. The puck bowler like the older pins is pure nostalgia for me. Nice to have the high ceilings and having a bathroom and wood stove down here is a plus. When we have folks over it is a fun place to hang out. Put in a 11 speaker setup with atmos and dual SVS subs so movie night shakes the foundation.
The previous owner had some really nice built ins that are perfect for my vinyl and movie collection. Just put the wet bar in and hoping to add a shelf or two to it this fall.
pin2 (resized).jpgpin3 (resized).jpgpin4 (resized).jpgpin5 (resized).jpgpin6 (resized).jpgpin7 (resized).jpgThe one I have I have drug around since my dad brought it home from Sears in the 70's. It had fallen into disrepair and it was one of the few things I had of his so I had someone refurb it to like new, but we did save some wear on the spinners to reflect the past.
Quoted from ClarkGriswold:It's been a couple of years since I posted my garage game room setup. Lots of changes - I put up foam board insulation on the walls/ceiling so my air conditioner would actually work when it's 100 degrees outside in the summer. Added in a couple of TVs so I can play vintage video games (I currently have a Colecovision, Intellivision, Atari 2600, NES, Super NES, Sega Genesis, N64 and some older 64 bit computers hooked up). My pinball line up works for me, but not nearly as nice as some other collections in this envy inducing thread. [quoted image][quoted image][quoted image]
I love your setup, your pins are a great mix!. I share the love of being able to play the classic console games as well. Nicely done!!!
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