It may not be as useful as Project Usoyaro, but this infinite LEGO domino ring machine is most certainly oddly satisfying to watch. Jason Allemann, also known as JK Brickworks on YouTube, used a LEGO Mindstorms EV3 compute unit to control the 64 LEGO dominoes on hinges that ensure they stay in place after falling and standing.
Nintendo Switch Online members rejoice! Game Boy, Game Boy Pocket, Game Boy Color, and Game Boy Advance games have arrived, complete with offline support. Unlike the original versions, players will be able to create suspend points for each game to save their progress without any modifications or codes. Certain titles, such as Tetris and Game & Watch Gallery 3, boast online and local wireless multiplayer.
No game can beat going to an actual Tokyo anime cafe, but one Nintendo fan wanted to showcase the power of Unreal Engine 5. So, RwanLink created an incredible Zelda anime scene using the game engine. Models first had to be created, including Link and his shield / sword, before they could be animated.
Google Maps’ AI-powered Immersive View feature has just launched in London, Los Angeles, New York, San Francisco and Tokyo. Unlike Street View, Immersive View lets you take a virtual tour of various locations, whether it be a museum or coffee shop. Move the time slider to see what certain areas look like at different times of the day and weather conditions.
Google’s Project Starline is great for video conferencing, but it’s still a far cry from the SolidLight holographic systems by Light Field Lab. The company announced today that they have raised $50-million from investors to continue to develop and scale their SolidLight holographic systems, including Space and Time, which allows you to speak as well as interact with holograms.