I built the DREAM Gaming Setup!

Supercomputer-like audio processor that enables tailored sound for each seat.

Chosen as the best of everything he auditioned, and he calls the result the best sound he has heard in any cinema.

Chosen over consumer brands for its much greater brightness, and it is commercial grade with 5K resolution.

Modular, customisable sofas he calls the best movie sofa he has experienced, though hideously expensive.

Four colour-matched PS5 Slims, so each controller always has a matching console for co-op.

Once thought overpriced, it is now a game changer for him in this setup as the fourth player's screen.

One 1TB Series X, mainly there for Halo split-screen.

Chosen over RGB and console-matching alternatives for look, feel and quality.

Underpowered next to a phone but praised for great games and eight-player multiplayer at 60fps.

Official Pro Controllers custom painted by ColorWare, replacing knockoffs that developed stick drift.

Lets any console or PC be shown on any screen, which is essential to the room.

Used to stream music from phones to the Meridian system, which he admits is odd in the era of Sonos.

Corrects all device video signals so everything looks better on the shared displays.

Apple TV box is one of the devices connected, used to play movies in the cinema.

The one remote needed, controlling lighting, inputs and TV mechanisms at a deeper level.

Picked over fancier headsets because for gaming its software is more reliable.

Bean bags that turned out about twice the size he expected and add a calm feel to the room.

Two 55-inch G4 OLEDs on motorised ceiling mounts with impressive picture quality.

The most bonkers mechanism he has seen: drops a metre, swivels 360 degrees and was the hardest part of the project to install.