Case: Rusty Game Box 5000 (Decorated with Dalgona Candy Scratches)
Mainboard: Salvaged Junkyard Circuit Board (Ripped Off the Tug-of-War Platform)
CPU: Intel "Red Light, Green Light" Edition (Celeron 300A, Smashed to Death by the Doll)
Cooling: A Broken Player Fan (Held Together with Glass From a Fallen Bridge)
RAM: 1x 256 MB SDRAM (Found in the Pocket of a Dead Contestant)
GPU: NVIDIA RIVA TNT2 (32MB, Smuggled in via Marbles)
PSU: Sketchy Brand 200W (Sparks When Plugged Into the Squid Game Coffin)
Keyboard: Bloodstained VIP Keypad (Keys Stick, Cough Syrup Optional)
Mouse: Ball Mouse (Extra Sand From the Honeycomb Challenge)
Headset: Cheap Dollar Store Earbuds (Only Works for Half of “Fly Me to the Moon”)
Speaker: Single Mono Speaker (Buzzes Like an Angry Front Man)

Screen (Main): 15" CRT Monitor (Burn-In of Dead Contestants’ Player Numbers)
Screen (Second): 8" CRT TV (Still Smells Like Burnt Squid Game Staff Uniforms)
Screen (Third): Etch A Sketch (So You Can Draw Your Escape Plan Before You Die)

Storage:
*C:* 20 GB IDE HDD (Shot With a Masked Guard’s Revolver)
*D:* 4x CD-ROM Drive (Reads Discs Only If You Carve a Star Shape Into It)
*E:* Floppy Disk Drive (1.44 MB, Eats Disks Like Sang-Woo Eats Loyalty)
*F:* Cassette Tape Drive (Sounds Like the Screams From the Glass Bridge)

VR Setup:
Goggles: Two Coffee Mugs and a CRT Screen (Duct Taped Together By the Old Man for Fun)
Movement Controllers: Two Live Wires (Enough Voltage to Fry a Contestant in Tug-of-War)
Headset: 2 Mono Speakers Taped Around My Head (Volume Stuck on "Game Over" Levels)
Movement Sensors: Two Security CCTV Cameras (Fresh From the VIP Lounge)