From: computerspace@digital-star.com 

The pictures are of my gameroom as it was about a year ago. It's changed
a bit since then, but you get the idea. Here are some specifics: 

The game is done with a 'space' theme. From about '69 up to 83 or so.
That is the theme and game range.

60amps divided into 3 20 amp circuts.
Rope lights around the ceiling - dimable
2 4' flourscent light fixtures with black light tubes (soon to be 3 of them)
2 walls painted black with orange, red, blue, yellow flourscent sponge painting
1 wall has a Saturn planet and moons mural
1 wall is light blue with dark blue and white sponge paint
Ceiling is black with glow in the dark stars and planets hung from it. Also
have a couple GI Joe astronauts and his space capsules suspended from 
the ceiling with him floating near them... well, I think he looks cool up
there. ;^)

Carpet is deep pile (easy on the feet and a good insulator) dark blueberry color.
(static doesn't seem to be a problem with it.)

Various posters and space memorbillia hung on the walls

Approx 750 sq feet

1 large double door to the outside.
1 large single door (the size of a double!) and concrete ramp into the room
from the garage. This is how I move games in and out.

1 30K btu wall heater for the winter

2 ceiling fans and 2 very small windows for summer - it's very well
insulated so it's very cool in there in the summer.

1 very large - mostly black - pit couch in the movie area of the game  room.

C-Band satellite, S-VHS vcr, Sony DVD with 5.1 dolby (THX) sound - 5
speakers etc... 50" Mitsubitshi projection TV.

9" JVC 'Videosphere' b/w ball television. These are very cool looking 
'70's TVs. Hung near the entrance of the game room. I play Apollo 11 landing
videos on the vcr and they go out to this TV. Atmosphere type of thing 
I guess...

1 Rowe/AMi R-89 (1984) juke box with 200 selections (all 80's music of course)
1 Rowe/AMi MM-4 (1970) juke box with 200 selections (all 70's and 80's music)

1 comercial popcorn popper!

Classic console video games and carts (Atari 7800, Colecovision, hand 
held games) classic toys, video game memobillia on a shelf painted to match 
the wall it's against.

1 EM Pinball game (Skylab)
1 EM remote control wall game - Table Tennis
6 EM arcade games (Lunar Lander, Space Flight x2, Apollo 14, Road Runner, Target Zero)
1 cocktail video game (moon patrol) in front of the couch
Video games are currently: Lunar Lander, Battlezone, Tempest, Space Duel,
Star Wars / ESB, Star Trek (w/sega multigame), Starship 1, Sea Wolf, 
Orbit, BiPlane, Video Pinball, Boot Hill, Q*bert, Super Pac-Man, Gyruss, 
D.O.T., Maneater, and soon a Kozmik Krooz'r!

Geeze, I've never written it up like this. I think I'll keep a copy for
when I ever figure out how to put up a webpage myself.

If you have any questions, feel free to ask.
TTYL
Tom Cloud