Record-Breaking Feat: 444 Consoles on One TV
In a remarkable display of dedication, a man from Saudi Arabia has set a new Guinness World Record by connecting 444 gaming consoles to a single television. This achievement stands as a testament to the sheer scale of his video game collection.
Ibrahim Al-Nasser from Saudi Arabia has connected over 400 different games consoles to one TV 👀 pic.twitter.com/n9ETwfpyI5
— Guinness World Records (@GWR) August 13, 2024
A Collector's Dream: The Systems Involved
Ibrahim Al-Nasser, a resident of Riyadh, boasts an extensive array of gaming consoles. His collection features iconic systems such as the Sega Mega Drive/Genesis, Sega Dreamcast, Neo Geo AES, Sony PlayStation, and Nintendo 64. He also possesses rare consoles, including the Magnavox Odyssey.
Connecting the Dots: Accessories and Add-ons
Al-Nasser’s collection doesn’t stop at consoles. He has also linked various accessories to their respective systems, including the N64DD, Famicom Disc System, Sega 32X, Dreamcast Karaoke device, and SNES Satellaview, showcasing his commitment to preserving the full gaming experience.
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The Challenges of Cable Management
In an interview with Guinness World Records, Al-Nasser shared the challenges he faced in managing his vast collection. With so many consoles and limited TV ports, he had to decide between disconnecting systems or using additional switchers and converters to keep everything connected.
A Favorite Among Many: The Sega Genesis
Among his vast collection, the Sega Genesis holds a special place in Al-Nasser’s heart. He noted the difficulty of integrating it with both older and modern consoles, all while maintaining a clean and organized setup.
Beyond Consoles: A Gaming Treasure Trove
Al-Nasser’s gaming room is more than just a collection of consoles. It’s a treasure trove filled with arcade machines, memorabilia, vintage computers, and controllers. His setup includes lesser-known platforms like the Sega Saturn, PC Engine, Neo-Geo, and Nintendo’s Virtual Boy, offering a glimpse into gaming history.
