Retro Gaming Setup (2017)

I've modified my retro gaming setup to address the shortcomings of my old approach.

This new setup has a much taller TV stand, three 20" 20L2MD PVMs, many more consoles hooked up, and fully automatic switching throughout.

The monitors are wired to mirror one another on each of the available inputs (RGB & AV). This allows each player / spectator to have their own screen directly in front of them. It also allows for three-player GameCube LAN and GBA multiplayer (via the Game Boy Player attachment).

The Nintendo section. The middle GameCube still needs a LAN adapter, but they are fully wired for GBA multiplayer, with each GameCube displaying to a corresponding screen above.

The Sega / PlayStation section. The Saturn is region modded.

The miscellaneous section, representing the TurboGrafx-16 and some of the less successful consoles.

To the left of the monitors is a couple switchs: a gscartsw_lite for automatic RGB SCART switching, and an RCA switch for swapping between audio sources (from either SCART switch or AV switch).

To the right of the monitors is an automatic AV switch for consoles that don't output RGB.

Here's a few shots of the setup in action. Switching between consoles is as simple as turning one off and turning the other on (and changing input / audio source if going between RGB and AV).