that guy is called NGD national game depot

check his website  http.nationalgamedepot.zoomshare.com

and then check giant nes

i thought that was you but i couldn't remember!

Man i would love to see some pictures

You should take pictures along the way to see the progress you made.

these were all taken with a camera phone.  i didn't start taking them early on in the process, which i'm bummed about, but meh:

this is before we put the doors on.  as i said before, i went with two inside shelves because it makes the thing more functional, and you can barely tell the door is there when its closed.  i also decided not to have the top door open like an nes's cartridge slot because then it would just be obnoxious:
http://i113.photobucket.com/albums/n229/weaponjae/07-14-08_1352.jpg

close up of the controller ports:
http://i113.photobucket.com/albums/n229/weaponjae/07-21-08_1524.jpg

this is a front/top/side view, before i cut the grooves for the top vents, but the doors are now on.  it was a bastard trying to figure out how to get them to work like i wanted them.  the top door actually turns on two nails we almost magically drove into the thing, and is held up with a small metal foot on a hinge that we built.  the bottom just opens and uses normal hinges:
http://i113.photobucket.com/albums/n229/weaponjae/07-21-08_1523.jpg

here is after i cut the grooves where the vents would be.  i thought about making them functional vents, but i figured that would just be a way to suck in dust and really screw things up:
http://i113.photobucket.com/albums/n229/weaponjae/07-21-08_1653.jpg

here is a view after the thing was halfway painted:
http://i113.photobucket.com/albums/n229/weaponjae/07-27-08_1609.jpg

here is a front view (with a fat jack russell terrier) of the entertainment center.  i used a simple reflector for the power led instead of a functional light.  not as fancy, but i was tired of cutting holes and ghetto rigging things to work on this thing.  oh, and sorry its sideways:
http://i113.photobucket.com/albums/n229/weaponjae/08-01-08_1554.jpg

now all thats left is to put the lettering on it.  im right now fixing them (as in paint shop pro is open and i'm doing it as i type) and going to print them on bumper sticker paper and hope that works.  its sitting in my living room and once i get the letters on im taking some more pictures to show the thing in action.

How long is yours?  It doesn't seem very large from the pics, but it does look nice.  I had a company send me free decals for mine that were professional quality and look great.

Here is mine for those who haven't seen it http://www.nationalgamedepot.zoomshare.com/2.html

update:  after trying three different kinds of at-home printable sticker paper, and thus wasting about 30 bucks, i'm frazzled trying to figure out a good way to put the stupid lettering on the thing.  i'm now trying techjet.  i wanted to try and tackle the lettering myself, but there doesn't seem to be any way to feasibly print decals, and im not really that great with a brush...