With a project called Tinycade, graduate student Peter Gyory has set out to recreate that arcade parlor experience from childhood—entirely out of junk.

It's a cardboard device that you stick controllers into and play video games on. So let's check it out! This buildable cardboard kit can hold a Nintendo Switch console.

Pop out the cut-outs in the variety pack, for instance, and you can build a toy fishing pole, drivable cardboard RC cars, a motorbike mount for the console's Joy-Con controllers or even a mini ...

The build-it-yourself Nintendo Labo cardboard kits, with accompanying software, will let users transform the Switch into a miniature piano, motorcycle handlebars, robot exoskeleton and other objects.

In today's video, I want to show you a revolutionary invention :) Simulator racing cockpit that works no matter which game and console you want to play ... The best thing is that this simulator is ...

No one will accuse The Dream Machine of looking generic. Created in part as a response to the seemingly endless stream of similar-looking games on the market, the developers at Cockroach Inc ...

The bizarre-looking new idea uses cardboard to craft new ways of controlling games on Nintendo's popular Switch console. The device starts at $69.99, and is scheduled to launch on April 20.

Discover how to create a fun and interactive ball game using just cardboard! In this DIY tutorial, we'll guide you through the step-by-step process to craft your own entertaining game. Perfect for ...