Jeremy
Explorer
...an organizer for people who have more than one video game console. Through out the years I've always had more than one system at a time. Right now I have 3 active systems, a vcr, the tv, and the strip outlet all competing for space and creating a cord jungle behind my entertainment center. Nevermind the 12 controllers up there and multiple memory cards.
I suppose I could tame the cord jungle if I wanted to with twist ties or some such, but you'd think somewhere out on the internet there'd be an organizer or entertainment center or something designed for those of us who game out in the living room as well as on the computer.
How much do we spend on consoles and games? And yet the only thing out there I can find are old clunky entertainment centers designed with A/V equipment of 10 years ago in mind or cheap plastic drawers or floor organizers that'd be cute for my son to have a little tv and a dreamcast hooked up to.
But c'mon. There's got to be some company out there that makes things to hold all the wonderful expensive toys we have these days. Or at least some one who makes a product to store controllers short of throwing them in a drawer or piling them up on a shelf.
Anyone seen anything like this?
I suppose I could tame the cord jungle if I wanted to with twist ties or some such, but you'd think somewhere out on the internet there'd be an organizer or entertainment center or something designed for those of us who game out in the living room as well as on the computer.
How much do we spend on consoles and games? And yet the only thing out there I can find are old clunky entertainment centers designed with A/V equipment of 10 years ago in mind or cheap plastic drawers or floor organizers that'd be cute for my son to have a little tv and a dreamcast hooked up to.
But c'mon. There's got to be some company out there that makes things to hold all the wonderful expensive toys we have these days. Or at least some one who makes a product to store controllers short of throwing them in a drawer or piling them up on a shelf.
Anyone seen anything like this?
