Talk:Classic Gaming Library

Status

Our main tasks currently are testing of the game consoles, and removal of non-CGL and excessive items (stuff we have too much of). There is currently a station setup with 2 LCD TVs, and one computer for testing. The TV's both have switches attached to them ( the Console equivelent of a KVM), and older consoles using RF transmitters can be daisy chained.

Josytic testing has mostly been done for USB devices, but there are probably a few that we missed. Non USB devices will need to be tested using a converter (which we have many of). Controllers for consoles still need to be tested. Newer ones we have USB adapters for, so they can be tested on the computer (PS1,N64,XBOX). Older ones might be a bit harder to test quickly.

To do

• Sort consoles, cords and controllers by company/system. (mostly done)
• Organize games (by era)
• Sweep/Dust
• Sort Classic computers + cords.
• Sort software/games with accompaning computers
• Get rid of Non-Classic hardware and other random devices

Stuff to save

• 4 of each controller type
• 2 or 3 of each console/computer
• Stuff that looks pretty

Stuff to test

• EVERYTHING
• Computers
• Game Controllers

Misc

• Create incoming area and sorting area

Testing

Tested

• NES
• SNES (all good)
• Playstations
• PS2 (most of them)
• Gameboy + Gameboy advance

Not Tested

• Game Cube
• PSOne
• Sega Genesis
• Sega Master System
• Turbo Graphix 16 (if we have one?)
• Atari (any versions)
• XBox