Ultimate Imbalances

This position has the ultimate number of inbalances. Piece count? White has 2 queens to black's one, but black has 4 rooks to white's 2. White has 4 bishops and 1 knight for the minor pieces while black has 2 bishops and 3 knights. But it isn't just the piece count that is inbalanced. It is also the placement. White has a king in the center, black has a king at the side of the board. White's bishops are in the center, black's are at the side. White's knight is at the side of the board, black's knights are in the center, white's queen and rooks are at the side of the board, 3 of black's rooks and black's queen are in the center. White starts the game with 2 side pawns on the 3rd rank, black starts with 3 center pawns on the 6th rank. Can you win in this game of ultimate inbalances?