Remember the Jarvis Holotable that Tony Stark used in Iron Man? Well, Hacksmith Industries decided to make a real-life version. The table itself is a Flexispot standing desk prototype that measures 86″ wide, 33″ deep, and 35″-48″ tall, made from solid wood as well as some aluminum.
Hacksmith Industries is back at it again, and this time, they have built a functional 1.5 Kilowatt Iron Man laser gauntlet capable of cutting through steel. This is no ordinary laser you can just buy online, as it retailed for $100,000+ not too long ago, but has since dropped to a mere $6,000 USD. Its lens is from a laser welder that was slimmed down by removing parts that weren’t needed in order to fit inside the gauntlet.
Sure, Iron Man VR is already out on the PlayStation 4, but what if there was an open world Iron Man game made in Unreal Engine 5 specifically for PSVR2? TeaserPlay shows us just that, including a first person view that would fully immerse you in what appears to be New York City.
You’ve seen the massive LEGO Hulkbuster, now check out a functioal 3D-printed Iron Man helmet that comes equipped with a heads-up display. Kris of Kersey Fabrications wasn’t satisfied with the Iron Man helmets currently on the market, so created his own using a 3D printer and NVIDIA Jetson Xavier NX system-on-module used for supercomupting.
There’s this life-sized LEGO Iron Man, and this all-new LEGO Marvel Iron Man Hulkbuster (76210) set that stands 1.7-feet-tall when completed with 4,049-pieces. It’s modeled after MK44, or the 44th version of the Iron Man suit, complete with posable arms, a light brick on the chest, two light bricks on the hands, and an accessible cockpit.
Developer Aaron Morse has just released his Iron Man Unreal Engine 5 gameplay demo, and it does require a powerful PC to run smoothly. More specifically, a 12-core CPU @ 3.4GHz, 64GB of RAM, and an NVIDIA GeForce RTX 2080 or AMD Radeon 6000 graphics card with at least 8GB of VRAM. Unfortunately, there are no plans on turning this into a full-fledged game as it was just a fan project.
Marvel’s Iron Man VR is now available, and early reviews have already begun rolling in. This is a PS VR-exclusive title where nearly every major aspect of the game was designed to best utilize the PSVR headset and PlayStation Move motion controllers. Flying around may take some practice, so this is why the game’s first 1-2 hours is designed to help you learn this technique so you don’t feel compelled to quickly progress the game’s story-based campaign. Read more for a video review and additional information.
The LEGO Group launched four new Art mosaics sets that give creative fans a different way to transform their passion into art. Whether it be Andy Warhol, Marilyn Monroe, The Beatles or iconic characters from the Marvel Universe and Star Wars galaxy, these mosaics are perfect for your home. Each one of these sets can be reimagined in a number of different ways and they all come with a signature tile unique to the set that is worthy of any true work of art as well as a hanging element. The Sith (above) is a 3-in-1 portrait set that lets you build portraits of Darth Vader, Darth Maul or Kylo Ren.
Marvel’s Iron Man VR lets you use two PlayStation Move controllers to fire up the superhero’s Repulsor Jets and blast into the skies with an arsenal of high-tech gear at your fingertips. You’ll be able to upgrade tech in Tony Stark’s garage to customize Iron Man’s sleek armor and awesome abilities, and go up against enemies in high stakes, action-packed battles. Pre-order page.
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The GTA X Scripting crew has just unveiled their latest GTA V mod, and it’s the pre-release 1 of the Iron Man Endgame Nanosuit. To obtain the same performance that you’re about to see in the preview video, you’ll probably need a system comparable to the Intel i7 4770 CPU, NVIDIA GTX 760 4GB GPU, and 8 GB of DDR3 memory it’s running on now.