The latest DIY ideas, techniques and tools for bikes, rockets, R/C vehicles, toys and other diversions.
What happens when 4 classic consoles are bombarded with gamma rays? – perhaps the Super Genintari gives us some clue – This 4-in-1 Atari 2600/NES/Genesis/Super NES combo system actually began its life sometime circa early 2002, and at the time it only consisted of a Sega Genesis/32X and Super NES. Soon after accidentally destroying the […]
Numbers Station Bingo a game using the mysterious shortwave radio broadcasts via Waxy.
Longing for a more collaborative play dynamic in music games, Kevin Lim and Shawna Hein came up with a new direction to take the genre – straight toward the land of jug band. Jug music has strong social and even humorous connotations – a perfect antidote to the solo button-racing so prevelant around the time […]
This custom built throttle project shows you how to add a more realistic gaming experience to your boring flight simulator game. Pretty simple construction notes at the link below. How to Build Dual Throttles For Your Flight Simulator
Here’s a Nintendo DS sequencer project / hack that comes with source code. Really simple interface using the touch screen and a pretty cool way to lay down the tracks live. DStep V2 DS MIDI Sequencer [via]
Yes, this is another drum machine, but I couldn’t help myself. This one listens and repeats the rhythm that the user plays. The whole thing is made from a Lego NXT and what appears to be Lollypops for mallets? More about the Lego NXT robot drum machine Related: The Drum machine robot
Marshall writes – The Multari is a portable Atari 2600 with 32 built-in games built by myself, Marshall. It features a vacuum-formed styrene plastic case, 5″ LCD, and no big cartridges to carry around.
