Has anyone came up with a creative way to store your systems, Perhaps store is the wrong word, A shelving system ? to hold all there systems in plugged in working order ? What do you do with the controllers ?

Im trying to come up with a creative way to house all my systems either under or beside my tv in a fashion that keeps the wires organized in behind, has them all hooked up so no messing around, And I can leave the controllers plugged in.

Actually as I am writing this, I may have come up with an idea. Ill sketch it out and share it.

At this point in time I have 8 of my systems hooked up (without controllers, controllers are kept in a drawer underneath my tv) and ready to go. It's probably not the most practical solution, but it works. I have a metal ladder sort of shelving unit that I keep most of my active consoles on, then an Xbox 360 storage tower which houses my 360 and a few games, all hooked up to a surge protector with the AV cables hooked up to an AV switch that I can go between when I want a different console. It really depends how many consoles you want hooked up at any given time (realistically, they don't all need to be plugged in, and can be rotated), and what your setup looks like. There are solutions for just about everything, so what works for one person might not work for another.

It is really a good question. Specially because I live in a small apartment.

I just have the system I'm playing at the moment hooked up on the TV.

For the consoles I put them on a vertical hack, but Im considering to build shelves, I did not decide if in wood or glass. Im with no room anymore. It stays on my living room.

I cover my consoles with plastic film (that one we use to put things in the freezer) to avoid dust. Its easy to cover and cheap.

The games I put on the TV hack wich have compartments with doors.

And for the wires and most of joypads I bought transluced plastic bags with zipers. They're A4 size or bigger. I labeled them all and organized in one of my book shelves in another room.