Okay, so Sega did end up becoming the third wheel in the console wars and things are probably better with game makers focusing on two-and-a-half consoles instead of three – but the Dreamcast had some great games, didn’t it?
This is without a doubt the coolest Dreamcast case mod I have ever seen.
[Geekologie]
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Fail Bacon Rocket, Fail
I’ve gotta tell you, I find the guy presenting this bacon rocket video rather annoying (I don’t know if it is him, the soundtrack or a combination of the two), which makes the schadenfreude all the more delicious when the project ends in inevitable failure. [Geekologie]
Mind-bending Strobeshnik HDD Clock
While HDD clocks are nothing new, they usually amount to little more than an unmoving hard disk drive with a clock mechanism crudely attached. The Strobeshnik makes use of the drive’s motor and loses the platter in favor of a single spinning disk with numbers punched into it and some LEDs. The effect is awesome [...]
Working Lego Star Wars Foosball Table – Too Much Awesome For One Build
A kickass-looking homemade foosball table would be noteworthy in and of itself, but building one that actually works out of Lego, with a Star Wars theme, takes it to a whole new level.
[2x4 via Gizmo Watch]
CubeStormer: Lego Rubik’s Bot is Worlds Fastest, Best Looking
The Cube Stormer is allegedly the fastest all-Lego cube solving robot that has ever been built. While not in any sort of position to confirm or deny those claims, I am able to tell you that it is, without a doubt, the most badass looking Rubik’s bot I have ever seen.
From the maker:
The Worlds Fastest [...]
