The Shrine to Geekdom is my room if you're too slow to guess. I have a wide variety of gaming and movie memorabilia spread throughout my room, on my walls, dressers, etc. The first few pics are pre-shrine.

Here you see my kick ass laptop, TV, and speaker system.

My DVD collection as of when this picture was taken (it's a bit bigger now) as well as Lara Croft ^_^

This is the greatest chair EVER. My Grandpa got it when he retired from the State House of Representatives in IL (you can vaguely see the state seal on the back of the chair). It's amazingly comfortable and reclines like a mo fo.

Here is an example of what my room *usually* looks like. Mt. Dew cans, wires, controllers, etc everywhere you can look.

Still pre-shrine pics... but you can actually see my floor because *gasp* IT'S CLEAN!

AND NOW THE SHRINE! ^_^ Matrix stuff and skittles. Oh yeah, and a Packers trash can... which is probably the least geeky thing in my entire room.

Movie posters and my huge ass freaky Resident Evil poster. If you haven't seen Pi, go see it now!

All the random knickknacks and crap on my desk, and a huge Mega Man standee in place of where I should be studying hehe. Also, better look at my Clerks poster.

Zelda and Enter the Matrix cardboard posters, My Cube and Toploading NES... the cedar chest there is still pretty messy, I should have a new pic of it soon with the additions to it :D

Swordfish and huge Medal of Honor poster... and of course a good look at THE FROZEN TUX!!! And yes, it's actually clean ;)

A slightly newer shot of my DVD collection and the other corner of my room... nothing too hugely special.

My awesome Soul Calibur 2 standee. It stands about 5 to 5 and a half feet tall and it pwnz.

Probably my favorite looking standee of all the ones I have... I still say all four kids sitting down checking on the book are chicks -_-' silly Japanese people

I finally cleaned out my bedside bookshelf and put some use to it ^_^. Great shots of all my cartridge games (sans N64)

Also, I finally organized my gaming setup so that everythign is hooked up and ready to go. The only exception is the Magnavox Odyssey 300, which I'll get to wiring up eventually.