Cardboard Wolfenstein 3D is a boot-strapped browser game that gives a few lucky users the opportunity to physically beat down the Third Reich from a safe distance with a smartphone and pixelated ...

To play Cardboard Wolfenstein 3D requires having Ross around to pick things up, so it’s only available during certain hours. As-is, it gives an idea of what this cheap platform is capable of ...

These classic games recreated in cardboard are incredible. We would like to see a lot more of them, please. By Ian Dransfield Published: 28 January 2016.

Proton Pulse for Google Cardboard is free of cost for a whole month starting today on the Google Play store. The full game, which came to Cardboard in December 2014, has 53 different levels and 5 ...

It started as a little prototype with a simple goal conceived by Freejam’s CEO Mark Simmons: explore your creativity with cardboard. He and game director Rich Tyrer had chatted about it, thrown ...

A 3D cardboard avatar will cost you less than a ticket to see the next 3D "Avatar" movie. ... What you need for work and play, and how to get the most out of it. Explore all ...

Setting up SBS 3D will vary depending on the game you want to play and the method you want to use. I will outline these methods, but once you choose one, be sure to consult the software developer ...

Google has something new for you to play with this morning. Dubbed “Cardboard Camera“, the idea is pretty straightforward: it lets you create and peruse 360° panoramic photos in virtual ...

All you need to make your own Tinycade game is some cardboard, a smartphone, two small mirrors, rubber bands, and toothpicks. ... most notably 3D printing and laser cutting.