Meet Arduino – and UNO Q! – at Maker Faire Rome
RAS2025-10-14T09:12:29+00:00From October 17th to 19th, the Gazometro Ostiense in Rome will once again become a playground for innovation as Maker Faire Rome returns to celebrate the brilliant minds turning ideas into reality. As a Gold Partner, we’ll be there with our biggest booth ever in Hall 41, bringing together people, projects, and a whole lot of creative energy. Maker Faire Rome has always been close to our hearts – it’s where ideas meet hands-on experimentation, and where we...
Barrels of Fun Launches Winchester Mystery House Pinball
RAS2025-10-14T01:31:44+00:00This week sees the return of Pinball Expo, and with that, we get some new game announcements. One company that has certainly been behind some interesting designs (and the only pinball manufacturer who doesn’t put “pinball” into their name) is Barrels of Fun. Earlier this year they did DUNE, and now they’ve taken a different tack with Winchester Mystery House. Let’s take a look.
What is the Winchester Mystery House?
Before we get into the...Alan-1 Unveils Dr Pepper Soda Slam!
RAS2025-10-13T20:13:44+00:00After months of rumors and teases, Alan-1 has officially announced that they have created a variation to their Soda Slam! arcade game that was released earlier this year, called Dr PepperTM SODA SLAM! Let’s take a look.
Soda Slam’s Journey
We’ve been covering the journey of this game idea since DSM Arcade first unveiled Perfect Pour a little over a year ago. The game itself started shipping earlier this year, but around IAAPA...A Cut Above the Rest — Exquisite Fabric Carcasses
RAS2025-10-13T16:00:00+00:00This article appeared in Make: Vol. 90. Subscribe for more maker projects and articles! Tamara Kostianovsky’s fabric-based sculptures convey all the passions and emotions of a mainstream marble masterpiece and then some, befitting her colorful specialty in the medium of the flesh, dead carcasses, and natural rejuvenation. Kostianovsky, an Argentine-American artist who has presented many solo exhibitions across the United States and Europe, continues to use her formal training from the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine...
This wild haptic system can be used to build vehicles
RAS2025-10-13T12:27:48+00:00Arduino Team — October 13th, 2025 As virtual reality (VR) and mixed reality (MR) slowly grow in adoption, their shortcomings become more obvious. Most glaringly, they only engage users’ sense of sight and hearing. Haptic tactile feedback is almost non-existent and so picking up a “sword” in VR feels like picking up a VR controller, because that’s what you’re actually doing. Many solutions have been presented for situations like that, with limited success. But larger scale...
Episode #806 – Atlantic Records, Pt. 13 – ATCO Records
RAS2025-10-12T18:01:52+00:00Air Week: October 13-19, 2025
Atlantic Records, Pt. 13 – ATCO Records
Atlantic Records was the most influential, significant and important independent record label to come out of the late-1940s, during a time when there were many great, small indie labels being born. What gave Atlantic the advantage over Specialty, Chess, Modern, Vee-Jay, Exclusive, King, etc is the breadth of material, variety of music styles and the sheer number of hit records that led to the Rock...Asia Game Festival 2025: Arcades At China’s CICF Expo
RAS2025-10-12T02:47:02+00:00Though arcade news has been on the slower side out West as things still gear up for IAAPA next month, over in Asia there was recently a major gaming event that had some arcade representation. For those unfamiliar with it, the Asia Game Festival is held as part of the CICF Expo, and is effectively China’s equivalent to the likes of Gamescom and the Tokyo Game Show. Unlike them though, its latest iteration (held from Oct. 2nd to the 5th...
How to Detect Spy Tech
RAS2025-10-10T16:00:00+00:00Teardown: How the budget K18 Bug Detector works — and how to use it This article appeared in Make: Vol. 91. Subscribe for more maker projects and articles! Can a budget bug detector really work? When you see a gadget selling for as low as $18 (eBay) that claims to detect hidden cameras and wireless transmission devices between 1MHz and 6.5GHz, can it really do what it says? Surprisingly, with a few caveats, the answer is...
New Arcade Game Updates: Gravitar: Recharged; Dino Dash; Balloon Fest; Wild Hunting
RAS2025-10-10T15:51:38+00:00It has been a slow start to October, but as the month moves on, we will start getting more IAAPA news. We’ll break some of the first of that fast with several new arcade games out of Alan-1, UNIS and Ace Amusement/Amusement Source International (ASI). Stay tuned to the site as we have even more coming!
