An Arab gamer has broken a Guinness World Record by connecting 444 different games consoles, some of which are more than 50 years old, to a single TV.
Living in Saudi Arabia, Ibrahim Al-Nasser has achieved a success that makes you say, “Okay, but what’s the need?” Al-Nasser, who has turned his passion for game consoles into a huge collection, has connected 444 different game consoles to a single television. He managed to enter the Guinness World Records. Moreover, this huge system is operating at full performance.
Al-Nasser’s collection, 1972 Magnavox Odysseyto the PlayStation 5 Slim. It also includes plug-and-play hardware like Namco joysticks, as well as many rare consoles like the quickly discontinued Super A’Can. All of these consoles connect to the TV via a series of RCA and HDMI converters, and you can switch to the desired console with the touch of a button.
Record system where 444 different game consoles are connected to a single TV:
What makes Al-Nasser’s extraordinary arrangement even more impressive is that cable mess Despite this, the system is extremely orderly and clean. Al-Nasser told Guinness, “I used all the tools available on the market to organize the cables“, he said, expressing how much effort he put into achieving this order. The remote controls, amidst the piles of cables, look like a modern work of art.
This record attempt is only retro game shows how far he can go not only with his love of games but also with his passion for order and technology. Now, all eyes are on whether this record will be broken again if a new console comes out.