ThinkGeek is now carrying the Hydra console game development kit, $199 – Remember the simpler computer days of yore when it was actually possible to hook your Commodore 64 to an old TV set and immerse yourself in coding? Now you can relive those memories by creating your own classic 8-Bit style games with the […]
A maker sent in this rad carbon fiber Xbox 360 controller, but there isn’t any information on how it was made… That’s OK we have a great tutorial on this! – Link. From the pages of MAKE: Working with Carbon Fiber. Form, lay up, and cure your own high-performance composites. Read this article in MAKE: […]
Kyri writes – I first made this game when I was around 11 or 12, when I was on some rant about how the original Operation dude didn’t wear any underpants. I told my mom she shouldn’t let my younger brother play the game because it was inappropriate (I didn’t actually believe this, though, I […]
Pyrofer writes – Here’s a single chip game watch – using only a nokia 3310lcd and a pic 12f683. I’ve written a boulderdash clone you can wear on your wrist powered by a single cr2032 battery, lasting several days & the whole thing is very low power. Large scrolling maps mean the small screensize isnt […]
Gattobus writes – Nice experiment using my Nintendo Wiimote as a controller for the OSC frequency of my Moog Little Phatty… (Check out the OSC knob cursor moving on the LP)It sound like a Theremin ;-) Nintendo Wiimote Theremin with Moog Little Phatty – [via] Link.
Whamodyne suggests everyone should have a pair… of big brass dice. With Father’s day coming up, I wanted to do something a little different. Now, dad plays a lot of board games and occasionally I’ve seen him have to squint a bit to see how the dice wound up. I used to work in a […]
Jason @ Hackszine writes – Wii Media Center X is a Java-based web media server that you can have up and running in about 15 minutes. After downloading and unzipping the application, just run the following command (from the mediacenter folder) to start it up: java -jar MediaCenter.jar Run this on any machine that your […]
