Hooking up Multiple Video Game Systems by Mike Matei
Fans having been asking me for quite a while about how I hook up all my game consoles. My setup isn’t the most efficient thing in the world, but it gets the job done. There are probably better switchers out there I could be using, but this is just the way I’ve been doing it. I use mostly basic RCA Splitters that can be bought at local stores like Radio Shack and Target.
I would like to improve the way I have everything hooked up however. So if you have any ideas on how I can improve my gaming setup, please let me know.

I know there are 8 way RCA splitters out there, but really I need one more extreme then that, which is why I haven’t bothered upgrading. I need something that does more like 20 way…
What I really need is something that can has more ports for HDMI, Coaxial & RCA all together..

Here’s a list of the systems that are hooked up at my apartment now. And what method I’m using for each.

Nintendo Entertainment system (NES) RCA (modded)
Famicom Coaxial (i’d like to get a modded fermium but don’t have one yet)
Super Nintendo Entertainment System (SNES) RCA
Nintendo 64 RCA
Gamecube RCA
Sega Genesis RCA
Sega Saturn RCA
Panasonic 3DO RCA
Turbo Duo RCA
Xbox RCA
Playstation 2 RCA
Dreamcast RCA
Sega Master System RCA
Atari 7800 RCA (modded)
Atari 5200 RCA (modded)
Wii U HDMI
Retron 5 HDMI
Xbox 360 HDMI
Playstation 3 HDMI
Ouya HDMI

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