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Do-It-Yourself Projects That Deliver Hours of Play
Build a robot that plays Angry Birds for you
The LEGO Master Builder Academy, Part One: In Which I Begin My Training
LEGO's Master Builder class teaches you to see those little blocks in a totally new way--though that's not easy
Can Treating Your Life As a Game Make You a Better Person?
One full week of keeping track of absolutely everything, to see if gamification can net you a win in the game of life
Double Fine Productions Smashes Kickstarter Record, Raises $400,000 in Eight Hours for Next Videogame
A game for the people, funded by the people, with no corporations in the way
A Roller Coaster That’ll Leave You Weightless for Eight Long Seconds
The plan costs $50 million, but it'll be unlike any roller coaster ever built
Gray Matter: Recasting The Highly Hazardous Toys of the Past
Gives new meaning to the term "getting the lead out"
UK Report Suggests Soldiers Could One Day Plug Their Weapons Right Into Their Brains
Dangerous-sounding neuroscience
Video Gallery: The Most Amazing Movies of the Minuscule World
The winners of the Nikon Small World microvideography contest
Building a Drivable OutRun Arcade Cabinet
We feel confident anointing this the world's first augmented-reality golf-cart-based OutRun cabinet
Inside the Brand-New High-Tech Rainbow Warrior
Greenpeace's new ship, built to order, is ready to sail
State of Play: The World’s Most Amazing Playgrounds
Architecture and design firms are remaking the playground in ways you'd never expect