Here’s yet another way to play pong, using two flashlights and light sensors to control the paddles – neat… [via] – Link. Related PONG: More Pong projects @ MAKE (there are a lot) – Link. Homemade PONG watch! – Link. Pong hat – Link. Mindstorm Pong – Link. Electro-Mechanical Pong – Link. Plasma Pong – […]
Travis @ Gizmodo reviewed a cool flash based Nintendo DS media player (it seems to load games fine too), this might be the device I’ve been waiting for to run all sorts of weird .NDS files (easily)… He writes – “I got my hands on the DS-Xtreme media enhancer for the Nintendo DS and DS […]
Here’s a clever table top covered in scrabble tiles and Scrabble racks to create a mosaic with a quote by GB Shaw… – Thanks MAKE fan! Link.
Andrew Leman (who also made the amazing ElectriClerk) made this game playing accessory helmet from army surplus, old specs, leather and headphones… – “This leather aviation helmet was wired with a pair of concealed headphones which connected to a portable cassette player. When the helmet is securely fastened and the blinders of the goggles are […]
Mod god Ben Heck has a great how-to on adding an analog joystick to a PSP, he writes – “History is littered with game systems using far-too-stubby of controller sticks. From the Intellivision’s “disc of doom,” to Coleco’s “shaft of stiffness” (quiet, you!), and even now, in this high-tech age, the Sony PSP’s “sliding nub […]
Make pal, Tikva has been hard at work with her itp pals making Sonic Body Pong. The way I understand it, participants have to hear in stereo where the ball is! – Link
This is pretty interesting, this app can take your images and make comic books for a Nintendo DS – I still haven’t figured out the best way to run homebrew .NDS files, so if there are any Makers out there that have some suggestions, post up in the comments… [via] – Link. Related: Nintendo DS […]
