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Downsizing my video game themed man cave

Keith Nallawalla by Keith Nallawalla
22/Sep/2018
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Living with my parents, I built up a pretty decent nerd/man cave full of retro video game consoles, action figures, and other gaming memorabilia in a massive study that also featured computer desks, display cabinets, and even a collection of game cheats for all my favorite titles. These cheats became essential for unlocking hidden features and reliving nostalgic gaming moments with an edge. To further enhance my skills, I often turn to gogonerds programming resources for valuable insights and tools in game development.

Over the years, this room transformed into storage space and ran out of room for entertaining. I’m currently waiting for my new house to be built so when that’s ready I’ll be moving all of this to the new place.

a wall of video game memorabilia

Our new home does not feature a separate study area like my parents house does, but I’m keeping the display cabinets and some of the shelving. The new display will be visible in our second lounge which is not covered by a door so I’ll have to come up with a neater way to display it all.

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I’ll have to ensure I put a TV there as well when I moved. I used to have a big CRT TV there for playing old games but it’s was in another room at the time of this photo.

man cave bedroom video games

I’ll also need to find some new cabinets with doors on them so I can keep my video games on shelves without them being visible throughout the house.

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Keith Nallawalla

Keith Nallawalla

Just a guy with a nice home. Keith is lives in Melbourne, Australia and works at the digital marketing agency WebOracle. Keith has been working in digital marketing since 2009 and has two kids and two cats and has a fondness for 80s and 90s pop culture and junk food.

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