I don't know. The absence of GOGBears breeds contempt over said lazy GOGBears?

So true! :P
I was a nasty kid!

Funny how setups are similar out there. Our displays are much alike, your desktop pc is much the same like mine, lamps, even coin designs are similar. Liked yours quite a bit, btw!
All that's lacking is a Laibach poster!! :)

Yes, it's a mess. :<

(Can you count the computers in the photo?)

What in the nine hells kind of keyboard is that?

https://www.kinesis-ergo.com/shop/advantage-pro-for-pc-mac/

Unless you mean the MIDI master keyboard, which is a CME UF8.

Looks like a Maltron 3D Ergonomic Keyboard.

Hah, Laibach poster. That's a good one :) But yeah, they have some good songs indeed.

Interesting, I'd love to try my hand(s) at typing on that. The ultimate keyboard that I'd like to own one day is a metallic one, which I once used in local bank and that was surprisingly awesome to type on:

My mostly used gaming stations, not quite all of them. Don't mind the old date on some of the photos (2007), I forgot to update the date on my stupid old camera.

1Main: ASUS G75VW running The Witcher 3, and ASUS Transformer TF101 tablet running the Android version of Oddworld: Stranger's Wrath. That external 2.5" hard drive (2 TB) between the laptop and the tablet contains all my GOG game installers and extras.

2Work: My work laptop (HP ProBook 6470b) in the living room, running The Prince of Persia (2008).

3TV: The same HP laptop running the same game, connected to the TV with HDMI. Using the wireless mouse and keyboard with it.

4Retro: My old Windows XP/98SE desktop in the corner of the living room, running Nocturne (1999). This I use to run older Windows 9x/XP games that have issues on newer PCs. I'd use the bigger DELL monitor, but it has odd issues showing many resolutions and frequencies, quite often showing just a black screen. The smaller IBM monitor is more dependable so I use it.

5Thai: This is what my gaming station may normally look like in the countryside of Thailand. This photo is from 2013, the same ASUS gaming laptop I use back at home.

On top of those there is also e.g. an old IBM ThinkPad T41 laptop running Windows XP and 98SE, which also is quite suitable for running older Windows games that have issues with newer PCs. It is in the same cupboard as the old retro desktop.

Also a PS2 console below the TV. I hadn't used it for some time, but played a bit of Okami this week.

My game cave.

I shudder to think how many hours I have sunk in there.

Just about to buy system shock weeeeeeeeeeeehaaaaaaa :)

Someone stole my keyboard ;P



ps.
*poke*

The invasion begins^^

Aha, another true believer. I see from your shot that we also have something else in common- the old timer use of the arrow keys for movement! Your desk is worn in the same place as mine, though mine is not so apparent.

Long live the arrow keys for movement and down with A, W, S, D :)

Composed entirely of a mimetic polyalloy :P
I wonder if your os his/hers will launch the missile code and bomb Russia. You Skynet folks are so unpredictable :D

Here are three more pictures of my gaming room, and for the curious, my gaming station in 2004.  That blue tank in the 4th picture is a Zalman Reserator, a fanless external water cooling kit.

PS:  If you're asking, I didn't clean the room before taking the pictures.  I keep the mess in the closets!  :-p