Ibrahim Al-Nasser from Saudi Arabia Creates Mind-Blowing Setup with Over 400 Game Consoles Connected to One TV

Playing for Ibrahim Al-Nasser isn’t just fun – it’s serious business! 

This gamer from Riyadh, Saudi Arabia has hundreds of consoles in his collection, and 444 of them have earned him the title of record for most game consoles connected to a television. 

We know what you’re thinking, how many HDMI ports does this guy have on his TV?

You can’t connect your Fire TV Stick and PS5 at the same time, can you?

Ibrahim is an expert in communication between television and game consoles.

His setup also includes an Excel spreadsheet that he can refer to when he wants to play a console.

The tab tells him which switch to turn on to display that console on the TV.

“I have a lot of video game consoles,” he told us.

“After a while I realized that I had a huge pile of game consoles that I couldn’t play.

“There are only a few ports on the TV, and if I want to play games, I can take the front panel off or I can keep everything and add switches and converters.

Ibrahim shows his setup

“Adding a few more changes, I came up with the idea of ​​connecting all the game consoles I have to the TV, then contacting and Guinness World Records because this event is unique to an individual.

“There are hundreds of video game consoles, all different from one another.

“All consoles require a specific setup and cable management.”

Ibrahim’s collection of connects to more than 30 RCA switches, more than 12 HDMI switches and connections that the youngsters out there have never heard of for their classic consoles.

It has everything from the Magnavox Odyssey, the first game console released in 1972, to the PlayStation 5 Slim, released in late 2023. Nintendo Switch, Wii U, Sega Genesis and super rare consoles like the Super A ‘Can.

Ibrahim’s collection also includes plug and play games, HDMI game sticks, Android games and more.

“For me, the best game console of all time, the number one game console of all time, forever, is the Sega Genesis,” he admits.

Anyone struggling with all the crazy cables behind the TV stand need not worry.

Some of Ibrahim’s game consoles

Ibrahim explained: “One important thing, if you see here, the cables are almost hidden.

“I used all the tools on the market to prepare the cables.

“It’s a collection not only for gaming but also as a museum, that’s why it’s so big I have this arrangement with this disc. time.”

He added: I am very happy and proud to officially hold the record..

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