dunno001 said:
Oh, that's easy to do. Now, if you allow switchboxes, here's a list of everything hooked up to our TV here: Atari 2600, Atari XL, NES, SNES, N64, Gamecube, Wii, Famicom, Saturn, Dreamcast, PS2, XBox, a DVD recorder, and an old VCR. At one time, there was a second DVD player hooked up (Apex 600-A), but it died, along with the old PS1 that was recently removed. However, coming soon, we have a Genesis and a Japanese PS2. And if I can get my hands on a working FDS for a fair price, that too. |
Note that in order to support all of this, we have a total of four switch boxes, chained two deep so that most systems actually require two boxes to be set (one "main" box switches between the other three, and the consoles go into the other three boxes). I designed the system, and it seems to work for us: the old DVD player and the three systems we use most often go in Box 1, the next four into Box 2, and the remainder on Box 3. Any day now, the cables behind our TV should achieve sentience.
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