Build Your Own Arcade Controls Forum
Arcade Collecting => Miscellaneous Arcade Talk => Topic started by: zudmsc on March 29, 2006, 09:25:05 am
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I know I ask a similar question before, but what is a good layout for a home gameroom? I am in the starting phase of a basement remodel and am having trouble designing a room just for my arcade. I currently have 1 pinball and 1 upright. I am looking at having 3 pinballs and 4 uprights. That is all that will be in the room. I was thinking of a room approx 10' x 14'. The layout like this:
14'
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-xxx x x -
-xxx 10'
-xxx x x -
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something like that. xxx=pinball x=upright
Zud
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I know I ask a similar question before, but what is a good layout for a home gameroom?
A good layout is one that offers enough room for people to play the games without bumping into one another.
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I like to re-arrange my gameroom every few months or after I get a new game, tha way it feels like a new gameroom all over again. :) If I had to deal with the same layout forever I'd get real tired of it.
Wade
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Well I am going to have a max set of games do to limits on my basement. I want to make sure when I sell the house I dont have to take down the room because it doesnt "fit". I am sticking to 3 Pinballs and 4 Uprights. Now if I move, that will be a whole different story.
It will be weird when we are in our 80's playing arcade/pinball games and listening to Stairway to Heaven.
Zud