Jason at HACKS writes: There’s a special place reserved in my digital heart for the classic arcades like Tempest and Asteroids, and ironically it’s because of the flawless analog goodness of their vector-based displays. I still boot up a Tempest emulator for the Dreamcast from time to time, though while it remains fun to play, […]
Tzywen writes – Towers of Hanoi is a game that challenges the mind. There is a version for the iPhone where you use your fingers to move the disks. Usually it takes a long time to play because with 8 disks (last level), the minimum moves that you need to make to solve the puzzle […]
C’mon, you knew it was only a matter of time… Scopetris – [via] Link
Tetris themed Valentines from 4 color rebellion! – [via] Link.
We’ve all been in this situation before. Tons of devices, too many cables, a knot beyond all human comprehension, and a day wasted trying to solve the puzzle. Now South African native and artist Steven Schkoln has turned this inevitable conundrum into a competitive sport called “SpeedCabling”. Whoever can unravel the fastest wins top prize. […]
From the MAKE Flickr pool Member Cibomahto constructed this charming Arduino snake game complete with screen diffuser and a corrugated bezel. Very DIY-cute and cool, but worth 50 cents a game? . . . . Ok, maybe just one round. –Link Source code and video on Cibomahto’s site –Link Related: Snoil – Snake game with […]
This electronic dartboard keeps score on an old alarm clock using it’s LED front panel along with a nifty dart detection circuit. Check out the details on how to build it at the link below. Electronic Dartboard or How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love ECE 476 – Link
