This cool project shows you how to hook up a Game Boy Color Rumble Pack by Nyko to the Nintendo Virtual Boy. If you are still lucky enough to have a Virtual Boy (or can find one on eBay) this hack is a nice way to add some more reality to the “virtual reality” promised […]
This Nintendo DS Lite mod puts some LEDs into the frame of the gaming device to make the gaming experience more immersive and disco-esque. Pretty interesting way of making your DS addiction stand out in the crowd. Ds Lite Mods – Link
Danfolkes writes in about this project from Virginia Commonwealth University; a gallery where everything is scaled down to fit inside a locker, even the wood floors. – Link.
The Minthesizer is a low voltage, low power, analog synthesizer. The board is almost entirely made from surface-mount components, so you better have a steady soldering hand if you try and make one for yourself. Check out the link for more information about the build, including the schematics. – Link Related: Matchbox Synthesizer – Link
Lisa points us to a great way to make every scrap count: make a bag from your selvedges. I like the anecdotal patterning on this striped creation by Jodie on the Vintage Ric Rac blog – Link.
This isn’t exactly a typical R/C toy you can play with in your backyard. This is a giant, gas powered, inchworm-killing machine. This large, remote-controlled wheeled machine moves with either a crabbing or inching motion, and has a large vertical jaw mounted on the front that can grab and carry props. It has four wheels, […]
This particular video from “The Balloon Project” is of a flight launched in Berlin, but there are several other locations available on the on their website. I’m not too sure how the authorities feel about this project, but the results are really interesting. The Balloon Project is a video project that started with the idea […]
