brings a do-it-yourself spirit to the world of video games. Tinycade allows anyone, anywhere to make a working arcade machine that can fit on a kitchen table or even a TV tray. All you need are a ...

If that designer is Peter Gyory, a graduate student at the University of Colorado, Boulder, you figure out how to make a game ... a classic arcade cabinet and is laser-cut out of cardboard for ...

In this video I show you how to make amazing board marble game mini casino roulette. You need cardboard, any fidget spinner, ...

Fourth graders at Camden Station Elementary have been studying how to create arcade-style games. The students then recreated the games, making them out of cardboard, and put them on display in the ...

A CU researcher is using leftover packaging to create a DIY arcade ... of the cardboard is so familiar, people can be inspired to think of and make different input controls for any games they ...

Students in grades K-5 spent the past week working individually and in groups to imitate or develop their own arcade games, using recycled cardboard, bottles, Popsicle sticks and other used items.

Caine's Arcade in East Los Angeles is made of cardboard boxes that he found in his dad's used auto parts store. Just imagine the games you'd find ... two tickets if you make in here.

Next, they learned how to manipulate the cardboard, then painted, decorated, and named their games. Fifth-grade teacher, Kevin Schwab, who kick-started the arcade after seeing the video ...

I thought: ‘How could I make a game out of that ... that will help you to cut out and assemble an arcade machine from spare cardboard. You then plop your phone in to serve as the screen.