If the title reminds you of a traumatizing video, let’s make it wholesome: This is the story of how Ibrahim Al-Nasser got the record for most gaming consoles connected to a single TV.
If heaven was a place on earth, it would definitely have hundreds of gaming consoles connected to a single TV. The latest Gaming Guinness World Record holder name is Ibrahim Al-Nasser, who connected 444 consoles to a single TV.
The record holder is not only the owner of a huge collection of video games, but also a true gamer. His story started with a personal problem, so many games to play that reconnecting was an issue. Al-Nasser first tried to route his favorite consoles through a switcher, and suddenly came with the idea to set a world record.
Taking a closer look at his room, the gaming Guinness World Record holder shows he loves Nintendo consoles. He also has a big number of special edition joy-sticks, SEGA consoles, and other accessories. But over all of that, we can appreciate his love for Metal Gear Solid, a game he dedicated an entire corner of the room. There, it's not only about consoles and games, but collectable figures.
Ibrahim Al-Nasser confessed he's a die-hard of the SEGA Genesis, also known as the Mega Drive. This 16-bit gaming console is well known for it's controverted marketing phrase: Genesis does what Nintendon't. But also for some amazing titles like Sonic the Hedgehog 2 and 3, Mortal Kombat II, Castlevania: Bloodlines, and many others.
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How did the gaming Guinness World Record holder connect 444 consoles to a single TV?
It ended with a simple solution, but this is an important technological challenge, because all the consoles are working. Every console is different to each other, but the official GWR blog post doesn't include a full list. However, they mention consoles like the Magnavox Odyssey, SEGA Genesis, Xbox 360, Nintendo Switch, and more.
He has everything from a Magnavox Odyssey, the first ever gaming console released in 1972, up to the PlayStation 5 Slim, released in late 2023.
His collection includes Xbox 360, Nintendo Switch, Wii U, Sega Genesis, and super rare consoles like the Super A’Can.
Ibrahim’s collection also includes plug & play games, HDMI game sticks, android games and more.
His collection is routed through 30 RCA switchers, more than 12 HDMI switchers, and other adapters for older connections. Ibrahim Al-Nasser claims he organized everything on an Excel sheet for when he wants to play any specific game.
What's the next gaming Guinness World Record? Perhaps the best article ever written in the history of video games? Don't worry, you'll find that one here!
