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1. Siklootd
   November 21, 2011 at 9:44 pm | Permalink
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   Great Setup for Consoles, January 12, 2011

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   Having multiple consoles these days is pretty common. With great exclusives on each console: PS3 has God of War, Uncharted, Infamous, Ratchet and Clank, etc. Xbox 360 has Halo, Gears of War, Left 4 Dead, Lost Odyssey, Forza Motorsports, etc. and Wii has Super Smash Bros. Brawl, Metroid The Other M, Zelda Twilight Princess, Kirby’s Epic Yarn, etc. it’s no longer possible to get by with just one console. Owning multiple consoles will allow the consumer to benefit from being capable of playing multiple console exclusives that they may have otherwise missed out on.

   The main problem with owning too many consoles: the clutter that occurs. Having three consoles on one entertainment/TV stand/dresser/whatever else someone may use to hold their television and gaming consoles is going to lead to a lot of clutter. Chords and hardware will be scattered across the surface of the stand, making the area look less presentable to guests. That’s where this nifty product comes into play.

   By quickly assembling the wired rack with the included nuts and wrench, the “game depot” is ready to go after only a few minutes. It is a three tier setup, with each rack (two) having plenty of support to hold up the gaming consoles that will be placed inside it. It also comes with two hangers that allow the consumer to place any two video game controllers on them (mine is holding one Xbox 360 controller, and one PS3 controller).

   Growing sick of the look of my TV stand having an Xbox 360, PlayStation 3, and a DVD player scattered across the surface, I decided to purchase this item. Within minutes I had it together, and had already placed my consoles on it. I placed my PlayStation 3 on the bottom (underneath the rack), my Xbox 360 on the middle rack, and my DVD player along with some DVDs are on the top rack. My stand now looks much more organized, my consoles have plenty of room to vent out the excess heat due to the open backs of the racks, and I am overall very satisfied with the “game depot”.

   If you’re looking for a quick way to organize your consoles in a manner that will not take up much room then this product is a perfect fit.

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2. M. Brown "Chris Brown"
   November 21, 2011 at 10:25 pm | Permalink
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   One Major Flaw, September 16, 2011

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   M. Brown “Chris Brown” (Ny,Ny) –
   
     

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   I just received this product and it seem to be good. It took about 3minutes to put it together,it came with the nuts and a small wrench. The major flaw i found with this product on one end of both selves the wire is elevated to keep the console/games from falling over. I thought that was great but,you cant plug the console in(i have xbox360).The wire blocks the power cord from going into the xbox,or you can plug it in but the xbox would be floating. So i had to flip the shelf so i can plug all the wires in and the xbox would be flat,but now the xbox can slide off of it.

   Would have been better if the wire lift was either smaller or bigger so it would protect the console and still let you put the wires into the console.

   overall it would be 10/10 but that flaw made it 7/10

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3. Minshi Hunter
   November 21, 2011 at 10:39 pm | Permalink
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   It works for what I need., May 31, 2011

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   (Yea… this isn’t exactly a game to be rated but moving on.)

   This device was easy to assemble with the provided tools, and when setup provided a sturdy home for most of my devices. At the moment I have it setup with an XBox 360 (Slim Version) at the bottom, a PS-2 on the middle shelf, and a GameCube and Dreamcast side by side on the top shelf.

   The systems fit comfortably, although the middle shelf lands awkwardly with the PlayStation 2 feet (Original model) making it seem slightly unstable. The metal back bar while preventing your game console from sliding off can make it hard to attach the game devices. I was original going to put the new model Xbox 360 there with HDMI and Ethernet, but was uncomfortable how the wires sat.

   It is a bit hard to determine from the picture, but one of the major things I wish to point out is that the top shelf is smaller then the middle shelf. It is not a problem when using it for smaller systems, but it is something to be aware of.

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